In sustainable forestry, our curriculum prepares students to balance the demand for forest products with the value of wildlands for recreation, wildlife habitat, and the protection of the environment. Students can also learn how to manage trees in our urban forests, as well as all the ecosystem benefits our natural environments provide. This program is accredited by the Society of American Foresters.
Course Schedule
Freshman Year
| Fall | Spring |
|---|---|
| ENGL 101 – Intro to Composition and Rhetoric
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PLSC 206 – Principles of Plant Science
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| FOR 140 – West Virginia Natural Resources |
FOR 240 – Introduction to Computing in Natural Resources
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| BIOL 101 and 103 – General Biology
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CHEM 111 - Survey of Chemistry |
| MATH 124: Algebra with Applications | Additional Science Course |
| ANR 191 – First Year Seminar |
Free Elective |
For full suggested course schedule, class descriptions and more information on General Education Foundations (GEF) see the course catalog.
Program Mission, Goals and Objectives
Student Success
Featured Students
Daniel Walton
The forest resources management alumnus really found his niche in the program thanks to stellar faculty members.
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