Trevor Adams

Trevor Adams is an Associate Professor of the Practice in the College of Aviation at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, specializing in Aeronautics and Undergraduate Studies. He holds a doctoral degree in Higher Education Leadership from the University of Calgary and a Master of Geosciences from Mississippi State University. His professional background includes over 20 years in higher education, teaching Meteorology and Geosciences, as well as roles in program administration and television meteorology. He is a certified high school teacher and has contributed to the American Meteorological Society, earning their Television Seal of Approval.

Dr. Adams' research interests span Education, Meteorology, and Geosciences, with a focus on integrating practical experience into academic settings. He has collaborated on significant experimental physics projects, including contributions to the CMS experiment at CERN, focusing on muon detector alignment and performance.

• Education:
  • PhD in Higher Education Leadership, University of Calgary
  • Master of Geosciences, Mississippi State University
  • Multiple undergraduate degrees (details not specified)
• Professional Roles:
  • Television meteorologist (18 years) with a national media company
  • Program Director in Continuing Education
  • High school Earth-Space science teacher

His scientific contributions include collaborative work on detector systems for particle physics experiments and awards recognizing his meteorological expertise. He actively mentors and volunteers in educational outreach, emphasizing aviation and STEM fields.