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Forestry is one of the most challenging natural resource professions in the world. The issues surrounding natural resources are diverse and complex, crossing state, national, and international boundaries. Now more than ever, skilled forest managers, researchers, and other natural resource professionals are needed. Future progress in solving such problems will require in-depth knowledge and integrative approaches. Through close ties with other departments within the University, our undergraduate students are prepared to be well-informed citizens who are cognizant of the broad issues surrounding natural resources.
If you are a future student, click HERE for
a list of helpful links.
If you are a current student, click HERE for a list of commonly used links.
Or, select a program of study for further information:
Student files - Your official student file is available
to
you at all times. When you check out your file, you are responsible
for it. Be sure to return it promptly to the office. Forest Management
and Recreation Resource Management student files are available in Peavy
280. Natural Resource student files are available from Connie
Patterson
in Peavy 211.
Graduation - If you plan to graduate next year,
stop by
Peavy 140 for an application immediately. Your application
must
be filed with the Registrar two terms preceding the term
in which you
expect to complete requirements for your degree.
If you have been working
with your advisor you should have a
good idea of the classes still outstanding
on your program.
Graduation audits can be picked up each term from Marty
Roberts in Peavy 280.
