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The process of exploring interests, planning course work, and learning about
careers is significantly enhanced by the presence, within the Department, of
academic staff involved in a wide range of research
and public education
related to contemporary natural resources problems. They include not only
teaching faculty, but research and extension education specialists of many
types who confer with students and mentor independent study projects and
volunteer work experiences of our majors. Salaried summer research
internships also are available in the Department on a competitive basis.
Students are encouraged to complement their education with internships,
related employment, volunteer experience, and activities in organizations.
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