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\title{Spencer Alan Hill}

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Room 733, Marshak Science Building & & \href{mailto:shill1@ccny.cuny.edu}{shill1@ccny.cuny.edu}\\
The City College of New York & & \href{https://shill.ccny.cuny.edu}{https://shill.ccny.cuny.edu}\\
160 Convent Avenue & & office: (212) 650-7027\\
New York, NY 10031 & & cell: (913) 515-8527\\

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\section*{EDUCATION}
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2016 & Ph.D. & Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences & Princeton University\\
2011 & B.S.  & Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences; Applied Mathematics & UCLA\\
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\section*{PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS}
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2024- & Affiliated Faculty, City University of New York (CUNY) Remote Sensing Earth Systems Institute (CREST)\\
2024- & Doctoral Faculty, \dept/ of Physics, CUNY Graduate Center\\
2023- & Assistant Professor, \dept/ of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, City College of New York\\
2023- & Doctoral Faculty, \dept/ of Earth and Environmental Sciences, CUNY Graduate Center\\
2023- & Affiliated Faculty, Program in Earth System Science and Environmental Engineering, City College of New York\\
2021- & Adjunct Associate Research Scientist, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University\\
2021-23 & Associate Research Scholar, Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Princeton University\\
2021 & Associate Research Scientist, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University\\
2019-21 & Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University\\
2016-19 & Postdoctoral Research Scientist, dual appointment, Division of Geological and Planetary \mbox{Sciences}, California Institute of Technology, and \dept/ of Atmospheric and Oceanic \mbox{Sciences}, UCLA\\
2011-16 & Graduate Research Assistant, Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Princeton \mbox{University}
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\section*{GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS}
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2021 & ``How do energy fluxes link precipitation variability across the tropical weather-climate continuum?'' Principal Investigator.  3 yr, \$682,038.  NSF Climate and Large-Scale Dynamics.\\
2019 & Columbia University Earth Institute Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (2019-21)\\
2016 & California Institute of Technology Foster and Coco Stanback Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (deferred to 2018-19)\\
     & NSF Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (2016-18)\\
2013 & \dept/ of Defense National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Research Fellowship (2013-16)\\
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\section*{PUBLICATIONS}

\subsection*{Articles submitted/under review/in revision}
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Clark, JP, P Lin, \textbf{SA Hill}. ``ITCZ Response to Disabling Parameterized Convection in Global Fixed-SST Aquaplanet Simulations at 50 km and 6 km Resolutions.'' In revision, \emph{J.  Adv. in Mod. Earth Sys.}.\\
Byrne MP, G Hegerl, J. Scheff, \ldots, \textbf{SA Hill}, et al. ``Theory and the future of land-climate science.''  Submitted, \emph{Nature Geosciences}.\\
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\subsection*{Refereed journal articles}
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2023 & 22. & Zurita-Gotor P, IM Held, TM Merlis, CY Chang, \textbf{SA Hill}, CG MacDonald.  ``Non-uniqueness in ITCZ latitude due to radiation-circulation coupling in an idealized GCM.'' \emph{J.  Adv. in Mod. Earth Sys.}, \textbf{15}(10), e2023MS003736.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1029/2023MS003736}{10.1029/2023MS003736}.\\
     & 21. & Biasutti M, M Ting, \textbf{SA Hill}. ``The dynamics and changes of the world’s monsoons.''  \emph{Physics Today}, \textbf{76}(9), 32-38.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1063/PT.3.5308}{10.1063/PT.3.5308}.\\
     & 20. & Moscoso JE, RE Tripoli, S Chen, H Gonzalez, \textbf{SA Hill}, N Khoo, TL Lonner, JM Aurnou. ``Low-cost table-top experiments for teaching
multi-scale geophysical fluid dynamics.''  \emph{Frontiers in Marine Science}, \textbf{10}, 1192056.  doi:  \href{https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2023.1192056}{10.3389/fmars.2023.1192056}.\\
     & 19. & Ahmed F, JD Neelin, \textbf{SA Hill}, K Schiro, and H Su. ``A process model for ITCZ narrowing under warming highlights clear-sky water vapor feedbacks and gross moist stability changes in AMIP models.'' \emph{J. Climate}, \textbf{36}, 4913-4931.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-22-0689.1}{10.1175/JCLI-D-22-0689.1}.\\
     & 18. & Mahfouz N, \textbf{SA Hill}, H Guo, and Y Ming. ``The radiative and cloud responses to sea salt aerosol geoengineering in GFDL models.''  \emph{Geophys.\@ Res.\@ Lett.}, \textbf{50}, e2022GL102340.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1029/2022GL102340}{10.1029/2022GL102340}.\\
2022 & 17. & \textbf{Hill SA}, NJ Burls, A Fedorov, and TM Merlis.  ``Symmetric and antisymmetric components of polar-amplified warming.''  \emph{J. Climate}, \textbf{35}, 3157-3172.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-20-0972.1}{10.1175/JCLI-D-20-0972.1}.\\
     & 16. & \textbf{Hill SA}, S Bordoni, and JL Mitchell.  ``A theory for the Hadley cell descending and ascending edges throughout the annual cycle.''  \emph{J. Atmos. Sci.}, \textbf{79}, 2515-2528.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JAS-D-21-0328.1}{10.1175/JAS-D-21-0328.1}.\\
     & 15. & Biasutti M, \textbf{SA Hill}, and A Voigt.  ``The Effect Of An Equatorial Continent On The Tropical Rain Belt. Part 2: Summer Monsoons.''  \emph{J. Climate}, \textbf{35}, 3091–3107.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-21-0588.1}{10.1175/JCLI-D-21-0588.1}\\
     & 14. & \textbf{Hill SA}, AH Sobel, M Biasutti, and MA Cane.  ``On the all-India rainfall index and sub-India rainfall heterogeneity.''  \emph{Geophys. Res. Lett.}, \textbf{49}, e2021GL096541, 10 pp.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1029/2021GL096541}{10.1029/2021GL096541}.\\
2021 & 13. & \textbf{Hill SA}, S Bordoni, and JL Mitchell.  ``Solsticial Hadley Cell ascending edge theory from supercriticality.''  \emph{J. Atmos. Sci}, \textbf{78}, 1999-2011.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JAS-D-20-0341.1}{10.1175/JAS-D-20-0341.1}.\\
     & 12. & Mitchell, JL and \textbf{SA Hill}.  ``Constraints from invariant
subtropical vertical velocities on the scalings of Hadley cell strength and
downdraft width with rotation rate.''  \emph{J. Atmos. Sci}, \textbf{78}, 1445-1463.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JAS-D-20-0191.1}{10.1175/JAS-D-20-0191.1}\\
2020 & 11. & \textbf{Hill SA}, S Bordoni, and JL Mitchell.
``Axisymmetric Hadley Cell theory with a fixed tropopause temperature rather
than height.'' \emph{J. Atmos. Sci.}, \textbf{77}, 1279-1294.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JAS-D-19-0169.1}{10.1175/JAS-D-19-0169.1}.\\
2019 & 10. & \textbf{Hill SA}.  ``Theories for past and future monsoon rainfall
changes.'' \emph{Curr. Clim. Change Rep.}, \textbf{5}, 160-171.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1007\%2Fs40641-019-00137-8}{10.1007\%2Fs40641-019-00137-8}.\\
     & 9. & \textbf{Hill SA}, S Bordoni, and JL Mitchell.
``Axisymmetric constraints on cross-equatorial Hadley cell extent.''
\emph{J. Atmos. Sci.}, \textbf{76}, 1547-1564.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JAS-D-18-0306.1}{10.1175/JAS-D-18-0306.1}.\\
2018 & 8. & \textbf{Hill SA}, JM Lora, N Khoo, SP Faulk, and
JM Aurnou.  ``Affordable rotating fluid demonstrations for
geoscience education: The \emph{DIYnamics} project.''  \emph{Bull.
Am. Met. Soc.}, \textbf{99}, 2529-2538.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/BAMS-D-17-0215.1}{10.1175/BAMS-D-17-0215.1}.\\
     & 7. & \textbf{Hill SA}, Y Ming, and M Zhao.  ``Robust responses of the
Sahelian hydrological cycle to global warming.''  \emph{J. Climate}, \textbf{31}, 9793-9814.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-18-0238.1}{10.1175/JCLI-D-18-0238.1}.\\
     & 6. & Smyth J, \textbf{SA Hill}, and Y Ming.  ``Simulated responses of
the West African monsoon and zonal-mean tropical precipitation to early
Holocene orbital forcing.''  \emph{Geophys. Res. Lett.}, \textbf{45},
12,049-12,057.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1029/2018GL080494}{10.1029/2018GL080494}.\\
2017 & 5. & \textbf{Hill SA}, Y Ming, IM Held, and M Zhao.  ``A moist
static energy budget-based analysis of the Sahel rainfall response to uniform
oceanic warming.''  \emph{J. Climate}, \textbf{30}, 5637-5660.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-16-0785.1}{10.1175/JCLI-D-16-0785.1}.\\
     & 4. & Brown PT, Y Ming, W Li, and \textbf{SA Hill}.  ``Change
in the magnitude and mechanisms of unforced low-frequency surface temperature
variability in a warmer climate.''  \emph{Nature Climate Change}, \textbf{7}, 743-748.  \href{https://doi.org/10.1038/nclimate3381}{10.1038/nclimate3381}.\\
     & 3. & Jeevanjee N, P Hassanzadeh, \textbf{SA Hill}, and A Sheshadri.  "A perspective on climate model hierarchies."  \emph{J.  Adv. in Mod. Earth Sys.}, \textbf{9}, 1760-1771.  doi: \href{https://doi.org/10.1002/2017MS001038}{10.1002/2017MS001038}.\\
2015 & 2. & \textbf{Hill SA}, Y Ming, and IM Held.  ``Mechanisms of forced
tropical meridional energy flux change.''  \emph{J. Climate}, \textbf{28}, 1725-1742.  doi: \href{http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-14-00165.1}{10.1175/JCLI-D-14-00165.1}.\\
& & \hspace{1cm} Corrigendum: \href{https://dx.doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-16-0485.1}{https://dx.doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-16-0485.1}.\\
2012 & 1. & \textbf{Hill SA} and Y Ming.  ``Nonlinear climate response to regional
brightening of tropical marine stratocumulus.''  \emph{Geophys. Res. Lett.},
\textbf{39}, L15707, 5 pp.  doi: \href{http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/2012GL052064}{10.1029/2012GL052064}.\\
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\subsection*{Book reviews}
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2012 & \textbf{Hill SA}  ``A head in the clouds elucidates climate'' (book
review of \emph{Atmosphere, Clouds, and Climate} by David Randall).  \emph{Science}, \textbf{337},
1 pp., doi: \href{http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.1225615}{10.1126/science.1225615}.\\
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\subsection*{Other publications}
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2022 & Biasutti M, M Ting, and \textbf{SA Hill}.  ``How the south Asian monsoon is changing in a warming climate.''  Guest post, \emph{Carbon Brief}.  \sep/ 15th. \href{https://www.carbonbrief.org/guest-post-how-the-south-asian-monsoon-is-changing-in-a-warming-climate/}{https://www.carbonbrief.org/guest-post-how-the-south-asian-monsoon-is-changing-in-a-warming-climate/}.\\

2017- &  \raggedright Fourteen blog posts for the DIYnamics blog.  Available at \href{https://diynamics.github.io/blog/author/spencer-hill.html}{https://diynamics.github.io/blog/author/spencer-hill.html}.\\

% SAH note: this whole blog appears to have gone offline.
% So it's not appropriate to include anymore.
% 2017 & \textbf{Hill, Spencer A.} and Spencer K. Clark.  ``What’s needed for the Future
% of AOS Python?  Tools for Automating AOS Data Analysis and Management.''
% Invited guest blog post on ``PyAOS'' blog.
% \href{http://pyaos.johnny-lin.com/?p=1546}{http://pyaos.johnny-lin.com/?p=1546}.\\

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\section*{AWARDS AND HONORS}
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2021 & Columbia University Nominee, Blavatnik Regional Award for Young Scientists\\
2012 & Princeton University Elliotte Robinson Little '25 Fellowship\\
2011 & American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting Climate Change Travel Scholarship\\
     & NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Honorable Mention\\
     & UCLA Magna Cum Laude and College Honors graduation distinctions\\
2009 & National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship\\
2007 & United States Presidential Scholar, conferred by the U.S. \dept/ of Education Commission on Presidential Scholars
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\section*{INVITED COLLOQUIA AND SEMINARS}
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2024 & \dept/ of Earth and Environmental Sciences, City University of New York Graduate Center, \apr/ 4th.\\
     & Division of Ocean and Climate Physics seminar series, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, \mar/ 29th.\\
     & \dept/ of Mechanical Engineering, City College of New York, \feb/ 22nd.\\
     & \dept/ of Physics, City College of New York, \feb/ 7th.\\
2023 & \dept/ of Earth and Planetary Science, Yale University, \mar/ 8th.\\
     & Atmosphere, Ocean, and Climate Dynamics seminar series, Yale University, \mar/ 9th.\\
     & \dept/ of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, UCLA, \mar/ 1st.\\
     & \dept/ of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, City College of New York, \feb/ 14th.\\
2022 & Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity \& Cloud Feedback Virtual Symposium, \mar/ 24th.\\
2021 & Atmosphere, Ocean, and Climate Dynamics seminar series, Yale University, \feb/ 25th.\\
     & Meteorology Seminar Series, \dept/ of Earth, Atmospheric, and Oceanic Sciences, Florida State University, \feb/ 18th.\\
2019 & Monthly Climate Meeting, Earth Research Institute, University of California -- Santa Barbara, \jan/ 7th.\\
2018 & Division of Ocean and Climate Physics, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, \feb/ 16th.\\
     & NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, \feb/ 14th.\\
2016 & Center for Atmosphere Ocean Science, New York University, \nov/ 9th.\\
     & Natural and Behavioral Sciences Lecture, Gaede Institute for the Liberal Arts, Westmont College, \octob/ 13th.\\
2015 & Student seminar series, Center for Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, New York University, \mar/ 6th.\\
2014 & \dept/ of Geophysics, Yale University, \octob/ 9th.\\
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\section*{CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES}

\subsection*{Chaired sessions}
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2023 & ``Large-Scale Atmospheric Dynamics and Climate: Jet Streams, Storm Tracks, Stationary Waves, and Monsoons IV'' AMS Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, \jan/ 10th.\\
2022 & ``Monsoon Dynamics: Variability, Change, and Impacts I and II'' AMS Annual Meeting (virtual), \jan/ 26th-27th.\\
2018 & ``Monsoons: Observations, Subseasonal, Seasonal, and Interannual to Decadal Variability, Forecast, Climate Change, and Extremes III.''  AGU Fall Meeting, Washington, D.C., \dec/ 11th. \\
2017 & ``Idealized approaches to the atmospheric and oceanic circulation II.'' American Meteorological Society 21st Conference on Atmospheric and Oceanic Fluid Dynamics, Portland, OR, \jun/ 26th.\\
2016 & ``Tropical circulations and their sensitivities to changes in climate I.''  AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, \dec/ 16th.\\
     & ``Tropical convection and radiative convective equilibrium.''  World Climate Research Programme Model Hierarchies Workshop, Princeton, NJ, \nov/ 3rd.\\
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\subsection*{Invited Conference Talks}
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2023 & ``More extreme Indian monsoon daily rainfall in El Ni\~no summers.'' AMS Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, \jan/ 9th.\\
2022 & ``Indian summer monsoon rainfall interannual variability: seasonal-mean and daily extremes.'' Continental Climate Change Workshop, St. Andrews, Scotland, \jun/ 8th.\\
2019 & ``Toward an analytical, predictive theory for the location of Hadley and monsoonal cell ascending branches.''  AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, \dec/ 10th.\\
2016 & ``\texttt{infinite-diff} and \texttt{animal-spharm}: \texttt{xarray}-based finite differencing and spherical harmonics.''  Columbia University Python and Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Workshop, New York, NY, \nov/ 12th.\\
2015 & ``Towards constraining Sahel rainfall responses to global mean temperature changes.''   Linde Center for Global Environmental Science, California Institute of Technology, Monsoons: Past, Present and Future workshop, Pasadena, CA, \may/ 21st.\\
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2024 & ``More extreme Indian monsoon daily rainfall in El Niño summers.''  Submitted to CFMIP.  Boston, MA.  June.\\
     & `` Investigating Hadley cell extent across timescales via the cell-mean Rossby number.''  Submitted to AMS Atmospheric and Oceanic Fluid Dynamics meeting.  Burlington, VT. \jun/.\\
     & ``The Hadley Cells Across Seasons and the Solar System''  Talk.  AMS Annual Meeting.  Baltimore, MD. \jun/ 17th.\\
2023 & ``More extreme Indian monsoon daily rainfall during El Niño summers.''  Poster.  AGU Fall Meeting.  San Francisco, CA. \dec/ 12th\\
2022 & ``Hadley cell extent across seasons and the solar system.''  Talk.  AMS Atmospheric and Oceanic Fluid Dynamics Meeting.  Breckenridge, CO. \jun/ 17th.\\
& ``Symmetric and antisymmetric components of polar-amplified warming.'' Poster.  U.S. CLIVAR Pattern Effect Workshop, Boulder, CO.  \may/ 11th.\\
& ``On the All-India Rainfall Index, Sub-India Rainfall Heterogeneity, ENSO, and Teleconnections from the Indian Ocean''  Talk.  AMS Annual Meeting (virtual).  \jan/ 26th.\\
& ``Symmetric and Antisymmetric Components of Polar-Amplified Warming.''  Talk.  AMS Annual Meeting (virtual).  \jan/ 26th.\\
2021 & ``New scalings for the ascending and descending branch positions of the solsticial Hadley cells in planetary atmospheres including Titan''  Poster.  AGU Fall Meeting.  New Orleans, LA.  \dec/ 16th.\\
 & ``On the all-India rainfall index, sub-India rainfall heterogeneity, ENSO, and teleconnections from the Indian Ocean''  Talk.  AGU Fall Meeting.  New Orleans, LA.  \dec/ 15th.\\
& ``Connecting sub-India, sub-seasonal monsoon rainfall variability with all-India, all-summer monsoon rainfall.'' AMS Annual Meeting (virtual).  Talk.  \jan/ 14th.\\
2020 & ``Sub-India summer monsoon rainfall variability and its implications for all-India summer monsoon rainfall prediction.''  AGU Fall Meeting (virtual).  Poster.  \dec/ 1st-17th.\\
2019 & ``Simulated polar amplification and its causes on decadal to millennial timescales.''  Poster.  AGU Fall Meeting.  San Francisco, CA.  \dec/ 10th.\\
     & ``Modernizing Axisymmetric Hadley Cell and Monsoon Theory.''  Talk.  AMS 22nd Conference on Atmospheric and Oceanic Fluid Dynamics.  Portland, ME.  \jun/ 25th.\\
2018 & ``What sets the locations of the solsticial cross-equatorial Hadley cell edges?''  Talk.  AGU Fall Meeting.  Washington, DC.  \dec/ 13th.\\
     & ``Towards transient simulation of the Green Sahara onset and demise through idealized modeling of vegetation-land-atmosphere interactions.''  Poster.  17th Swiss Climate Summer School: Earth system variability through time.  Grindelwald, Switzerland.  \aug/ 28th.\\
     & ``What Determines the ITCZ Position During Solsticial Seasons on Earth and Other Planets?''  Talk.  AMS 33rd Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology.  Ponte Vedra, FL.  \apr/ 16th.\\
2017 & ``Dry Rainbelts: Understanding Boundary Layer Controls on the ITCZ Using a Dry Dynamical Core.''  Talk.  AGU Fall Meeting.  New Orleans, LA.  \dec/ 14th.\\
     & ``Towards transient simulation of the Green Sahara onset and demise through idealized modeling of vegetation-land-atmosphere interactions.''  Poster.  Gordon Research Conference on Radiation and Climate.  Bates College, Lewiston, ME.  \jul/ 19th.\\
     & ``Control of convergence zone migrations by planetary parameters.''  Poster.  AMS 21st Conference on Atmospheric and Oceanic Fluid Dynamics.  Portland, OR.  \jun/ 27th.\\
     & ``Automate your climate and weather data analysis with aospy.''  Talk.  AMS Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA.  \jan/ 24th.\\
     & ``Energetic and precipitation responses in the Sahel to sea surface temperature perturbations.''  Talk.  AMS Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA.  \jan/ 24th.\\
2016 & ``Robust drying influence of mean ocean surface warming on The Sahel and implications for constraining future rainfall change.''  Poster.  AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA.  \dec/ 16th.\\

     & ``A hierarchy of perturbation complexites: Case study of Sahel rainfall response to global warming''  Poster.  WCRP Model Hierarchies Workshop, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ.  \nov/ 2nd.\\
2015 & ``Towards constraining future rainfall in the Sahel using the moist static energy budget.'' Talk.  AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA.  \dec/ 14th.\\
     & ``Convection scheme, cloud, and stability effects on Sahel rainfall response to uniform warming.''  Poster.  AMS Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ. \jan/ 6th.\\
2014 & ``Convection scheme, cloud, and stability effects on Sahel rainfall response to uniform warming.''  Poster.  AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA.  \dec/ 15th.\\
     & ``Mechanisms of forced tropical meridional energy flux change.''  Poster.  Latsis Symposium, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland. \jun/ 19th.\\
     & ``Mean and extreme tropical precipitation changes caused by the uniform and spatially varying components of anthropogenic forcing.''  Talk.  AMS Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.  \feb/ 5th.\\
2013 & ``Mechanisms of forced tropical meridional energy flux change.''  Talk.  AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA. \dec/ 13th.\\
     & ``Mechanisms of forced tropical meridional energy flux change.''  Talk.  Graduate Climate Conference, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA.  \nov/ 2nd.\\
     & ``Mechanisms of forced tropical meridional energy flux change.'' Poster presentation.  Gordon Research Conference, Colby-Sawyer College, New London, NH.  \jul/ 9th.\\
2012 & ``Climate response to a geoengineered brightening of subtropical marine boundary clouds.''  Poster.  11th Annual Student Conference at the AMS Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.  \jan/ 22nd.\\
2010 & ``Climate response to a geoengineered brightening of subtropical marine boundary clouds.''  Poster.  San Francisco, CA.  \dec/ 14th.\\
     & ``Climate response to a geoengineered brightening of subtropical marine boundary clouds.'' Talk.  Special Symposium on Aerosols in Geoengineering at the American Association for Aerosol Research 29th Annual Conference.  Portland, OR.  \octob/ 26th.\\
     & ``Investigating climate response to geoengineering using a global climate model.''  Talk.  National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Office of Education Science Symposium, Silver Spring, MD.  \aug/ 3rd.\\
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\section*{CAMPUS AND DEPARTMENTAL TALKS}
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2023 & Princeton AOS Dynamics Group Meeting.  \feb/ 23rd.\\
2022 & Princeton AOS Dynamics Group Meeting.  \aug/ 11th.\\
     & Princeton AOS Discussion group on Isaac Held's Blog.  \aug/ 1st.\\
     & Princeton AOS Tutorial Series for summer interns.  \jun/ 21st.\\
2019 & Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Postdoc Symposium (poster).  \sep/ 11th.\\
2018 & \dept/ of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, UCLA.  \nov/ 7th.\\
2016 & Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences, California Institute of Technology.  \octob/ 26th.\\
     & \dept/ of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, UCLA.  \octob/ 5th.\\
2015 & Dynamics Seminar Series, Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Princeton University.  \mar/ 13th.\\
2012 & Student/Postdoc Seminar Series, Princeton AOS.  \feb/ 28th.\\
2011 & Graduate Research Symposium, \dept/ of Geosciences, Princeton University. \nov/ 11th.\\
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\section*{ADVISING}
\subsection*{PhD. students, as co-advisor}
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2022- & Alexander Parsells, \dept/ of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Columbia University\\
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\subsection*{Masters students, as co-advisor}
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2023- & Gregory Randazzo, \dept/ of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, City College of New York\\
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\subsection*{Undergraduate students, as primary advisor}
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2021 & Destiny Zamir Meyers, Columbia University\\
     & Matthew Donahue, Columbia University\\
2020 & Valentina Rojas-Posada, Barnard University (partial funding awarded by competition from Columbia University Earth Institute)\\
2017 & Norris Khoo, UCLA\\
     & Micah Kim, UCLA\\
2016 & Juliet Olsen, UCLA\\
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\subsection*{Undergraduate summer interns at NOAA GFDL, as co-advisor}
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2023 & Kittson Hamill\\
2022 & Rea Restugi\\
2015 & Jane Smyth\\
2014 & Marjahn Finlayson\\
2013 & Colin Raymond
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\section*{TEACHING ACTIVITIES}
\subsection*{Courses}
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2023 Fall & CCNY EAS 42000/A4200 ``Statistical Methods / Quantitative Data Analysis in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.''\\
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\subsection*{Teacher training workshops organized}
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2022 & ``Teaching atmosphere, ocean, and planetary fluid dynamic fundamentals vividly with rotating tanks.''  Earth Educators Rendezvous, Twin Cities, MN, \jul/ 14-15th.\\
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\subsection*{Teaching Assistant}
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2014 & ``Physics of Earth: The Habitable Planet.''  Upper-division undergraduate course.  \dept/ of Geosciences, Princeton University.\\
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\subsection*{Certifications}
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2016 & Teaching Transcript Certification, McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning, Princeton University.\\
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\subsection*{Guest Lectures/Labs}
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2023 & Lecture for ``Climate Thermodynamics and Energy Transfer'' (EESC 4040) graduate course, \dept/ of Earth \& Environmental Science, Columbia University.  \apr/ 25th.\\
2022 & Lab for EAS 30900/B3090 ``Fundamentals of Atmospheric Science'' graduate course, \dept/ of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, City College of New York.  \dec/ 5th.\\
     & Lab for ``Earth's Environmental Systems: The Climate System'' undergraduate course, \dept/ of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Columbia University.  \feb/ 24th.\\
2018 & Three lectures for ``Introduction to Atmospheric and Oceanic Fluids,'' graduate-level course, \dept/ of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, UCLA.\\
& \hspace{1cm}``The general circulation of the atmosphere: Energetics.''  \nov/ 13th.\\
& \hspace{1cm}``The general circulation of the atmosphere: Momentum.''  \nov/ 15th.\\
& \hspace{1cm}``The general circulation of the atmosphere: Lab.''  \nov/ 29th.\\
2014 & Two lectures for ``Physics of Earth: The Habitable Planet,'' upper-division undergraduate course, \dept/ of Geosciences, Princeton University.\\
& \hspace{1cm}``Weather: From orbital order, atmospheric chaos.''  \octob/ 14th.\\
& \hspace{1cm}``Climate modeling and climate change projections.''  \dec/ 10th.\\

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\section*{SCIENCE OUTREACH AND MEDIA}
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2023 & ``Climate, Chaos and CCNY: A new professor in EAS — Dr. Spencer Hill.''  Interview, \emph{The RICC} (Research and Innovation at City College) magazine.  \octob/ 24th. \url{https://thericc.com/climate-chaos-and-ccny-a-new-professor-in-eas-dr-spencer-hill/} \\
     & Live on-air radio interview, KCBS San Francisco.  \jul/ 15th.\\
2022 & City College of New York Physics Club event with Harlem middle school students.  \nov/ 18th.\\
2021 & ``Ask Me Anything'' virtual Q+A session, ``AMA Session on Climate Action,'' Presidential Scholars Alumni Association.  \octob/ 28th.\\
     & Interview in \emph{The Medallion} (Newsletter of the Presidential Scholars Alumni Association).  ``Scholars in Climate Science: Observations from the Field.''  \sep/ 27th.\\
     & U.S. Presidential Scholars Foundation roundtable on human and planetary health, \jul/ 21st.\\
     & ``You Spin Me Right Round.''  Zoom-based presentation on planetary fluid flows for K-12 students, part of the EI Live K12 series, Earth Institute, Columbia University.  \feb/ 11th. \url{https://www.earth.columbia.edu/videos/view/you-spin-me-right-round}\\
2023- & Member, \emph{DIY}namics (organization advancing rotating tank-based geoscience teaching; \href{https://diynamics.github.io/}{https://diynamics.github.io}).\\
2017-23 & Co-founder and Co-Director, \emph{DIY}namics\\
2015- & Volunteer at many science outreach events at schools or open to the public\\

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\section*{SERVICE ACTIVITIES}
\subsection*{Professional}
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Associate Editor, \emph{Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences}, 2023-.\\

% Since these started in 2021ish, literally zero output has come from these, after considerable time, so I think it's more appropriate to omit them.
% Special Topic Editor, ``Regional Variability of the Tropical Rain Belt in a Changing Climate,'' \emph{Frontiers in Climate}\\
% Review Editor, Editorial Board of Predictions and Projections, \emph{Frontiers in Climate}\\

Proposal referee: NSF Climate and Large-Scale Dynamics; NSF Cyberinfrastructure for Sustained Scientific Innovation; NSF EarthCube; NASA Juno Participating Scientist Program\\

Article referee, \emph{Nature Climate Change}, \emph{Science Advances}, \emph{Nature Communications}, \emph{npj Climate and Atmospheric Science}, \emph{Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems}, \emph{Journal of Climate}, \emph{Current Climate Change Reports}, \emph{Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society}, \emph{Geophysical Research Letters}, \emph{Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences}, \emph{Surveys in Geophysics}, \emph{Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology}, \emph{Geoscientific Model Development}, \emph{Climatic Change}, \emph{Climate Dynamics}, \emph{Journal of Geophysical Research - Atmospheres}, \emph{Weather and Climate Dynamics}, \emph{International Journal of Climatology}, \emph{Journal of Geoscience Education}\\

Advisory Board Member, ``Building Capacity for Investigating the Use of Spatial Reasoning in Fluid-Earth Science Disciplines,'' NSF Building Capacity in STEM Education Research (BCSER) program.  PI Peggy McNeal.  2023-2024.\\

Developer and maintainer, \texttt{aospy} open-source Python software package for automating analyses of climate datasets (\href{https://aospy.readthedocs.io}{https://aospy.readthedocs.io})\\

Code contributor, \texttt{xarray} package for labeled multidimensional arrays in Python\\
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\subsection*{Departmental/University}
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2015 & Organizer, Convection Journal Club, Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Princeton University\\

2013-15 & Organizer, Climate Sensitivity Journal Club, NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory\\

2012-13 & Organizer, Student/Postdoc Seminar Series, Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Princeton University\\

2012-13 & Representative to the faculty, Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Princeton University\\
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\section*{ADDITIONAL TRAINING}
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2021 & Workshop on Inclusive and Culturally Competent Teaching Strategies in the Earth Sciences, Columbia University, \jan/ 8th\\
2020 & Racial Sensitivity Workshop, Columbia University Earth Institute, \jun/ 30th\\
2018 & 17th Swiss Climate Summer School, ``Earth System Variability Through Time,'' Grindelwald, Switzerland\\
2012-13 & Member, Princeton University Energy and Climate Scholars\\
2012 & NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Summer School on Atmospheric Modeling\\
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\section*{PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS}
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2010- & American Geophysical Union\\
2011- & American Meteorological Society\\
2021- & National Association of Geoscience Teachers\\
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