Here is a list of the graduate students I have advised over the years...15 successful Ph.D. degrees so far. Of these I am quite proud of (almost) all. Most are successful, in fact influential in oceanography and atmospheric sciences. The 'almost' refers to one who went into the shoe business. Yet his Ph.D. thesis was widely cited even though he never published it!

• Caroline Harbitz Ph.D in progress
• Nick Beaird Ph.D in progress
• Helene Langehaug Ph.D 2011 University of Bergen, Norway (jointly with Dr. Tor Eldevik)
• Eleanor Williams Ph.D. 2009 University of Washington
• Jonathan Wai M.Sc. 2008 University of Washington (Aerospace Eng.)
• Leif Thomas Ph.D. 2003 University of Washington
• Jerome Cuny Ph.D 2003 University of Washington
• Jonathan Lilly Ph.D. 2002 University of Washington
• Robert Hallberg Ph.D. 1995 University of Washington
• Matthew Trunnell M.Sc. 1993 University of Washington
• David Pierce Ph.D 1993 University of Washington
• Parker MacCready Ph.D 1991 University of Washington
• David Straub Ph.D 1990 University of Washington
• Laura Landrum M.Sc. 1990 University of Washington
• Albert Hermann Ph.D. 1988 University of Washington (with Barbara Hickey)
• Theodore Shepherd Ph.D. 1984 MIT-Meteorology Department
• William R. Young Ph.D. 1981 WHOI/MIT Graduate Program
• Alain Colin de Verdiere Ph.D. 1977 WHOI/MIT Graduate Program
• Kuh Kim Ph.D. 1974 WHOI/MIT Graduate Program
• Chi-Yuan Lee Ph.D. 1971 WHOI/MIT Graduate Program
• Alfredo E. Suarez Ph.D. 1970 WHOI/MIT Graduate Program