Forestry Transfer Plans
Future Undergraduate Students
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There's never been a more exciting time to build a career in the environmental sciences! In today's changing world, there are no limits to what motivated, experienced, educated individuals can accomplish. Your adventure begins in the Natural Resource Ecology and Management (NREM) department. NREM advocates for well-rounded highly educated environmental professionals. You'll learn how the world of natural resource management has evolved, and how constantly changing social, technological, political, legal and economic forces shape its future. |
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You can choose from two majors: Animal Ecology and Forestry, each with a variety of options. These options allow you to specialize in fisheries, urban forestry, interpretation, wood products, pre-veterinary or in a variety of other areas. You may also choose to minor in either Animal Ecology or Forestry. The NREM Student Services Center staff are here to help you, so please call, email, or stop by to see us if you have any questions! Our office is located at 124 Science Hall II.
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Student Services
As a Student Services Specialist, Sarah leads undergraduate recruiting efforts for the NREM department. She also plans and facilitates retention activities and departmental events. She produces the department’s alumni newsletter. Additionally Sara provides support to the department’s student organizations and student leaders.
Advising
John is a Student Services Specialist for the Department. He advises undergraduate students and
coordinates the department's two learning communities. He also serves as the department liaison for disability resources.
NREM: more of an adventure
 Animal Ecology Wildlife
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