Kelsey Ruckert is a coastal climate extension specialist and researcher with a decade of experience translating sea-level rise, flood hazard, and water-quality science into actionable tools and outreach for coastal stakeholders across the Mid-Atlantic. At Penn State and with NOAA's RISA team she blends statistical analysis, GIS, and computer modeling with fieldwork to improve extreme-event and adaptation planning, drawing on prior MetOcean risk assessment work in the offshore environment. Her background in geology and hands-on water chemistry research gives her a strong Earth-systems perspective that informs practical resilience solutions. Known for bridging academic research and stakeholder-facing products, she routinely partners with VIMS and regional agencies to expand data-driven decision-support for Chesapeake Bay communities.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS), Geology, Bachelor of Science (BS), Geology at Bowling Green State University
Master of Science (MS), Geosciences, Master of Science (MS), Geosciences at Penn State University
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