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Whether you are a returning student, a new student, or a prospective student, we welcome you to these Wood Products (W P) program Web pages. Check this site often for announcements, meetings, and events.
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4th Annual Cardboard Canoe RaceWe kicked off the fall 2007 season in Stone Valley on September 30 with the 4th Annual Cardboard Canoe Race, sponsored and organized by the Forest Products Society and the School of Forest Resources. Fifteen two-person teams participated. Several faculty members brought their families and competed or cheered the participants on. Teams enjoyed a picnic lunch before gearing up to engineer their cardboard vessels.
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The School of Forest Resources Employment/Career Opportunities Web page is an excellent resource whether you’re currently in the market for a summer or permanent job, or whether you’re just browsing to see what the possibilities might be when you’re ready to seek employment. Reading job descriptions and browsing career links may help you define your interests and guide your choices for elective courses. Click on "More ..." to find a list of natural resource positions currently advertised as well as other employment and career resources.
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