Erin Whitney started her graduate career in 1997 at the University of Colorado, Boulder, intending to pursue an academic path examining atmospheric chemistry and the larger questions of climate change. Whitney’s Ph.D. research included a field campaign in Sweden examining Arctic ozone loss that could lead to climate perturbations.
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