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Furman’s new weather station offers hyper-local storm and flood data

Marie Cecil ’24 is a Music and Earth and Environmental Sciences (B.S.) double major. Piano is her primary instrument. She is also this year’s president of Furman’s chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota (SAI), a professional women’s music fraternity. She was recently featured in Furman News for her research on weather stations and the construction of a weather station outside of Plyler Hall on Furman’s campus.

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Senior investigates how the Appalachians formed

Connor Gregory ’24 is a Music and Earth and Environmental Sciences (B.S.) double major. Trumpet is his primary instrument and he is also a composer. He was recently featured in an article on Furman News about his summer research trip to Virginia where he collected kyanite-bearing garnet mica schist samples and then brought them back to a Furman lab for microscopic and chemical analysis.

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Rebecca Wirth ’26 was selected as a 2023-2024 Mentee with the Committee on Gender Equity: North American Saxophone Alliance. Congratulations, Rebecca.