CURRICULUM VITAE

 

 

PERSONAL DETAILS

 

Name: Kevin Walsh

 

Business Address: School of Earth Sciences, University of Melbourne, Parkville, VIC, 3010, Australia.

      Telephone: (61-3) 8344-6523, Fax (61-3) 8344-7761

      e-mail address: kevin.walsh@unimelb.edu.au

      home page: http://www.earthsci.unimelb.edu.au/%7Ekwalsh/

 

ACADEMIC EDUCATION

 

      1994 Ph.D. in  Meteorology, University of  Melbourne

      1983  S.M. in Meteorology, Massachusetts Institute of

           Technology.

      1980  A.B. majoring in Physics, Harvard University.

      1977-78 University of Toronto

      1972-76 High schools in Australia and Canada

 

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

 

      2005-          Associate Professor and Reader, University of Melbourne

      2002-2004  Senior Lecturer, University of Melbourne School of Earth Sciences

      2002-         Honorary Fellow, CSIRO Atmospheric Research

      2001-2002   Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO Atmospheric Research

      1996-2001   Senior Research Scientist, CSIRO Atmospheric Research

      1994-1996   Research Scientist, CSIRO Atmospheric Research

      1986-1994   Experimental Scientist, CSIRO Atmospheric Research

      1983-86      Scientist,   Meteorological   and   Environmental

           Planning Ltd., Markham, Ontario, Canada.

      1981-83      Research Assistant, Massachusetts Institute of

           Technology

 

PRIZES AND AWARDS

 

      2003           Sherman Eureka Prize for Environmental Research: Climate Impact Group, CSIRO Atmospheric Research

 

UNIVERSITY LECTURING EXPERIENCE

 

      2005-          Associate Professor and Reader, University of Melbourne

      2002-2004   Senior Lecturer in Meteorology, University of Melbourne

1999-2002 Visiting Senior Lecturer in Meteorology, University of Melbourne

            Subjects taught: 625-103 The Atmosphere and Oceans

                                    625-227 Weather and Climate Systems

                                    625-228 Atmospheric Environment Processes

                                    625-332 Climate: Mechanisms and Variability

                                    Honours short course: Atmosphere-Ocean Interaction

      1997, 1998 Topics in Meteorology - lectures to honours students at Melbourne University

 

RESEARCH SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE

 

      11 honours students (completed) and 3 Ph.D. students (ongoing)

 

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES

 

      1983- Member of the American Meteorological Society

      1987- Member of the Australian Meteorological and

           Oceanographic Society

      1997- Committee Member, Australian Meteorological and

           Oceanographic Society (Melbourne Centre)

      1998- Victorian Coordinator, The Planetary Society

1999-    Member, American Geophysical Union

2002-2003     Chair, Melbourne Chapter of Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society

2004-2005 Vice-chair, Melbourne Chapter of Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society

2004-2005 Vice President, Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society

2006-  President, Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society

 

 

EDITORIAL AND OTHER POSITIONS

 

      1996-2003 Book review editor, Australian Meteorological Magazine

      2003 Editor, Special Issue of Natural Hazards, Community Risk in Cairns, Volume 30 (2).

      2004- Associate editor, Australian Meteorological Magazine

      2005- Node coordinator, ARC Network for Earth System Science

 

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION

 

      2000 AMOS conference, Melbourne (Organizing Committee)

      2003 Conference on climate Impacts on Australia’s Natural Resources, Surfers Paradise (organizing committee)

 

GRANTS OBTAINED (since 2002)

 

Enviromission Ltd., May 2005: $37,000

Australian Greenhouse Office (with PB Associates): $8,900

University of Melbourne Award for Joint Funding Projects., Dec. 2004: $14,500

ARC Network Grant (A. Pitman), Aug. 2004: $1,950,000 (K. Walsh, Physical Impacts node coordinator)

STI Public Awareness grant, Feb. 2004: $3,880

CSIRO/U.Melb. collaborative scheme, Dec. 2003: $9,200

Northern Territory Climate Change Project (with CSIRO), Nov. 2003: $1,800

Cape Grim PhD half scholarship, Jan. 2003: $33,000.

Early Career Researcher’s Grant, Nov. 2002: $38,000.

Coast-to-coast organizing committee, Nov. 2002: $2,000 – Theme Champion’s Award, Climate Change in the Coastal Region