Dr. Casey E. Davenport
Dr. Casey E. Davenport
Associate Professor, Dept of Geography and Earth Sciences
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9201 University City Blvd
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Office: McEniry 239
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Jasen Greco

Jasen Greco (M.S.)

I was born in Virginia Beach, Virginia and raised in Angier, North Carolina, just south of Raleigh. I have lived in North Carolina since I was 5 years old.

My interest in severe weather started from a very young age – mainly when I first learned about tornadoes. Although tornadoes aren’t as common here as they are in other parts of the United States, I would always be on the lookout for any potential tornadoes if there was severe weather nearby. When I was in elementary school, a tornado struck North Raleigh right near where my cousins lived. When we went to visit them right after it happened, I was able to see the destruction that it had caused. This only furthered my interest in severe weather because I thought it was amazing how nature could be so volatile. After that event, I knew for a fact that I wanted to pursue a career in Meteorology.

I graduated from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2022 with a B.S. in Meteorology, a B.S in Earth Sciences, and a minor in mathematics. In my junior and senior years of undergrad, I conducted case studies on ten high shear, low CAPE supercell cases in two different regions of the United States. I presented this research at the 2022 UNC Charlotte Undergraduate Research Conference and the 2022 Undergraduate Research Summer Symposium.

If you ever see me on campus, I will most likely be at the library working on homework or just chilling in between classes. Outside of school I like to read, play the piano, play video games, and spend time with my two cats, Sienna and Teddy.

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