MARYSA LAGUE

She isa a scientist who paints she passion as an acrylic landscape painter who spends more of her time researching our planet's geographical giants.   She studies how changes in the land drive changes in the both local and large-scale climate, by modulating fluxes of water, energy, and carbon between the land and the atmosphere.  

She is a James S. McDonnell Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in Dynamic and Multi-scale Systems at the University of Saskatchewan in Canmore, Alberta, Canada. 

2021 – James R. Holton Award, American Geophysical Union

2019-2022 – James S. McDonnell Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship in Dynamic and Multiscale Systems

2019 – Community Earth System Model Graduate Student Award

2018 – Andrew Slater Award, National Center for Atmospheric Research / Land Model 

Working Group

2016-2019 – National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada Postgraduate Studies Doctoral Fellowship

2017 – Husky 100 Award, University of Washington

2015 – Advanced Studies Program (ASP) Visiting Graduate Student Award, National Center for 

Atmospheric Research

2013-2014 – National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada Alexander Graham Bell Canadian Graduate Studies Fellowship/Postgraduate Studies Fellowship

2009-2012 – Chancellor’s Scholarship, University of British Columbia

2010 – Trek Excellence Scholarship, University of British Columbia

2009 – President’s Scholarship, University of British Columbia

2008 – Premier’s Excellence Award, Government of British Columbia