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Atmospheric science
George Mason University

Advising: Atmospheric, Oceanic & Earth Sciences

Contacting Your Advisor

College of Science professor advises a student

Academic advising in AOES is done by the degree coordinators listed below.  

For undergraduate student advising, please schedule an appointment at: https://gmu.campus.eab.com/ When you schedule your appointment, please leave a phone number where our advisors can reach you during the time of your appointment.  

For graduate student advising, admitted students have an assigned faculty advisor who should be the primary contact for academic questions. Procedural and process-related questions can be addressed to the Graduate Coordinator who will consult with the Director and/or College of Science Graduate Office as needed.  

Prospective Climate Science MS and Climate Dynamic PhD students should contact climgrad@gmu.edu with any questions. Prospective Earth Systems Science MS students should contact essms@gmu.edu. Prospective Geology PhD students should contact geolgrad@gmu.edu. 

To further assist all students, the registrar’s office has this short video on how to register for classes 

Topics Covered 

  • Accessing PatriotWeb
  • Searching for Courses 
  • Add/Drop Courses
  • Waitlist
  • Registration Information 

Advisors

Dr. Bohua Huang

BS Atmospheric Sciences

bhuang@gmu.edu

Dr. Stacey Verardo

BS Earth Science, BA Geology

sverardo@gmu.edu

Dr. Geoffrey Gilleaudeau

PhD Geology

MS Earth System Science

ggilleau@gmu.edu

Dr. Barry Klinger

PhD Climate Dynamics

MS Climate Science 

bklinger@gmu.edu

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