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  • Faculty Spotlight – David Skole

    Published on March 28, 2025
    David Skole shares his forestry journey and how he hopes to continue to inspire students to become well-informed and active citizens.

  • Forestry Student Spotlight – Noah Dressander

    Published on March 25, 2025
    Noah Dressander shares how studying abroad in Mexico helped him expand his forestry knowledge and see its connection to the world. He plans to pursue a master’s degree after graduation.

  • Forestry Graduate Student Spotlight - Erin Budzyn

    Published on March 14, 2025
    Erin Budzyn, PhD Candidate, focuses on the understanding of social acceptance of fire-risk reduction strategies and actions, and human health and wellbeing impacts of forest structural characteristics and species.

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