Kerryn Hawke

I am a multi-disciplinary atmospheric science researcher with over twenty years of experience in academia and related industry. My particular research interests primarily focus on hazardous meteorological events, and understanding the influence of various atmospheric modes of natural variability and potential impacts of climate change on these events. However, my diverse background in geography and environmental science has also provided me with the opportunity to pursue a growing interest in multi-hazard interactions and assessment along with technical assessments of regional climate modeling and dynamical down-scaling of global climate models to regional scales.

In addition to my own research, I am a highly engaged undergraduate and post-graduate teacher and research supervisor and enjoy mentoring and supporting my students through their academic endeavours. I have a holistic approach to supervision, utilising evidence-based pedagogy to guide and encourage emerging researchers throughout their time in academia.