Matt Serwe
Meteorologist for KETV News Watch 7

“Nebraska Weather”
September 26, 7pm @ The Slowdown

Matt Serwe is the morning meteorologist for KETV News Watch 7. Because you're probably thinking it, his days begin around 1:30 AM.

Don't worry, he absolutely loves that schedule. He has been with KETV for nearly 5 years, and has been on the morning shift for more than 7 years. He worked at WJFW in Rhinelander, Wisconsin before arriving in Omaha.

Matt is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and holds a degree in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. Upon realizing that you need to stay in school to chase storms for a living, he decided to give TV a shot during his senior year, and it stuck pretty well.

Weather in the Midwest--and specifically the Plains--presents a number of challenges. Blizzards and tornadoes can occur in the same area within hours of each other. Matt enjoys these challenges, as well as the "always learning new things" aspect of weather in the middle of the country.

Outside of work, Matt has a passion for music and sports. He lives with his boyfriend and a Husky mix named Oakley. You can find him posting about any of the above subjects on social media: @MattSerweKETV on Twitter or Matt Serwe KETV on Facebook.

Ellen Duysen
Coordinator and Outreach Specialist for the Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health (CS-CASH) at UNMC

“Nebraska Agriculture”
August 15, 7pm @ The Slowdown

Alan S. Kolok, Ph.D.
Professor of biology at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO)

“What’s in your water Nebraska?”
June 13, 7pm @ The Slowdown

David Kriegler
Instructor of Astronomy and Physics at the University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO)

“What should I do to prepare for the Great American Eclipse- 2017”
June 13, 7pm @ The Slowdown

Donny Suh, M.D.
Chief of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Adult Strabismus at Children's Hospital and Medical Center

“Technological Advances in Eye Surgeries for 2017 and Beyond”
May 2, 7pm @ The Slowdown

Vincent Woolf, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Physics at UNO

“Silent Sky and the Cosmic Ladder”
April 11, 7pm @ The Slowdown

John D. Jackson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Institute for Regenerative Medicine, Wake Forest School of Medicine

“Bioprinting: Enabling Technology for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine”
March 14, 7pm @ The Slowdown