Summary
Alex Crawford is an Assistant Professor and climate scientist with a decade of experience using satellite observations, atmospheric reanalyses, and climate models to investigate Arctic climate dynamics. Based in Winnipeg, he blends rigorous research with hands-on teaching—leading courses in GIS, hydrology, and statistics—and has a strong track record mentoring undergraduate capstones on Arctic sea ice, predictability, and hydrology. His background spans academic research roles at the University of Manitoba and the College of Wooster, plus public science communication through planetarium presentations, revealing a talent for translating complex Earth-system science for diverse audiences. Trained with an MS and PhD in Climatology from the University of Colorado Boulder, he combines quantitative modeling skills with field- and lab-based provenance from earlier geological work, enabling interdisciplinary approaches to polar climate questions.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Master's Degree, Geography - Climatology, Master's Degree, Geography - Climatology at University of Colorado at Boulder
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geography - Climatology, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Geography - Climatology at University of Colorado Boulder
BA, Geography and Geology, BA, Geography and Geology at Colgate University
Spanish