About Us

WHAT IS OU SCAN?

The University of Oklahoma Student Chapter of the American Meteorological Society and National Weather Association is an independent student-run organization at the University of Oklahoma that was established in 1961. The purpose of this organization is to provide educational, professional, social, and service opportunities for University of Oklahoma students interested in meteorology. It is also meant to provide community awareness regarding weather. Monthly meetings are held during the semester on the second Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. in NWC 1313. At these meetings students will hear from a speaker from the meteorological community, as well as go over details for upcoming events, whether they be social or service events.

View or Download our constitution here!

2024-2025 SCAN LEADERSHIP

Liam Thompson

President
Major: Meteorology
Year: Senior
Hometown:
Norman, OK

Favorite Weather: Clear weather

Biggest Tip: Get involved! Do random side quests, meet people outside the NWC. You never know where your involvement and connections will get you.

Cyrus Delconte

Vice President of External Affairs
Major: Meteorology
Year: Junior
Hometown: Franklin, TN

Favorite Weather: Anvil Crawler Lightning

Biggest Tip: Join so many clubs!

Marissa Krautbauer

Vice President of Internal Affairs
Major
: Meteorology
Year: Junior
Hometown: Marlow, OK

Favorite Weather: I love the rain

Biggest Tip: Figure out why you want a degree in meteorology – it makes it easier to get through this major.

Jonathan Douglas

Secretary
Major: Meteorology
Year: Senior
Hometown: Bay Village, OH

Favorite Weather: Tornadoes

Biggest Tip: Please talk to your professors and go to office hours!

Coy Medlin

Treasurer
Major: Meteorology
Year: Senior
Hometown: Frontenac, KS

Favorite Weather: Heavy Precipitation (Rain or Snow)

Biggest Tip: Be a part of OU, not just at OU

Kylie Scarberry

Publicist
Major: Meteorology
Year: Sophomore
Hometown: Belleville, IL

Favorite Weather: Tornadoes and thunder sleet

Biggest Tip: Don’t be afraid to ask! You’d be surprised how many people say yes.

Noah Schneiderman

Historian/Webmaster
Major: Meteorology
Year: Junior
Hometown: Colorado Springs, CO

Favorite Weather: Tropical Cyclones

Career Aspirations: Get involved as much as possible! You’ll probably have a lot more time on your hands than you might initially expect.

Scotty Allen

Outreach Coordinator
Major: Meteorology
Year: Senior
Hometown: Lumberton, NJ

Favorite Weather: Supercell Thunderstorms

Biggest Tip: Get active in as many clubs as you can and do not be afraid to try new things!!

Julian Moreno

Access and Opportunities Officer
Major: Meteorology
Year: Sophomore 
Hometown: Austin, TX

Favorite Weather: Cirrus Clouds

Biggest Tip: Knock on professors’ doors and email them. Find professors who are experts in your interests. Talk to them, maybe even ask to help in their projects! It never hurts to ask and it’s never too early to start talking.

Anderson Cotton

Apparel/Fundraising Chair 
Major: Meteorology
Year: Junior
Hometown: The Colony, TX

Favorite Weather: A calm rain storm.

Biggest Tip: Don’t be scared, and join as many clubs as you can without overwhelming yourself.

Evan Sudler

Senior Representative
Major: Meteorology
Year: Senior
Hometown: Bixby, OK

Favorite Weather: Tropical Cyclones

Biggest Tip: Don’t blink, you might miss it.

Caden Berry

Junior Representative
Major: Meteorology
Year:
Junior
Hometown: Ada, OK

Favorite Weather: Photogenic Tornadoes

Biggest Tip: Take advantage of the opportunities SCAN presents to connect with meteorologists across all fields.

Brooke Gaines

Sophomore Representative
Major: Meteorology 
Year: Sophomore
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Favorite Weather: Mammatus Clouds and Kansas Sunsets

Biggest Tip: Don’t be afraid to try new things!!

 

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