Esther Mullens
Assistant Professor, Department of Geography
Research Interests
Precipitation variability, extreme rainfall, drought. Impacts of climate on water resources, infrastructure, and society. Basic and applied climate science, science translation.
I approach these problems primary though the atmospheric sciences – using tools, models and analyses common to the fields of meteorology and physical climatology.
Contact Information
Email: emullens@ufl.edu
Phone: Please use email.
Office/Address: Turlington Hall Rm 3138, 330 Newell Dr, Gainesville, FL
Office Hours. Please contact me by email to set an appointment or check your office hours schedule on Canvas.
Fall 2024 Teaching:
- IDS2935 People and Places in a Changing Climate (Quest 2)
- MET4500C Synoptic Meteorology with Lab
Spring 2025 Teaching
- GEO3334/6335 Managing for a Changing Climate
Fall 2025 Teaching
- IDS2935 People and Places in a Changing Climate (Quest 2)
Spring 2026 Teaching
- GEO3334/6335 Managing for a Changing Climate
- MET4450 Atmospheric Physics
Background image to this website
- ‘Climate Stripes’ global average temperature change, developed by Prof. Ed Hawkins, University of Reading.
- Manatee Springs, Florida. Photo taken by E. Mullens