The School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science supports students in the development of an academic career complementary to individual career and life goals. We feel this is an important component of student success.
We provide a comprehensive advising program that is based on continuous support. In addition to assisting students with selecting a major, scheduling courses, and addressing other academic concerns, our advisors are a resource for information about co-ops and internships, academic policies and procedures, and campus resources, including tutoring assistance.
Meet Our Advisors
Mary Jurgensen
Advisor, Undergraduate Students: Scheduling, Degree Completion, and Transfer Students
Areas of Expertise
- Student advising
- Transfer students
- Course scheduling
"We are what we imagine ourselves to be"
—Kurt Vonnegut, Jr
—Kurt Vonnegut, Jr
Rodney A. Chimner
Associate Professor, School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science
Areas of Expertise
- Applied wetland ecology
- Peatland and wetland restoration
- Peatlands
- Mountain wetlands
- Tropical peatlands
- Ecosystem carbon cycling
- Wetland ecohydrology
Andrew J. Storer
Professor, School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science
Associate Dean, School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science
Areas of Expertise
- Forest insect ecology
- Insect/fungus/plant interactions in forest ecosystems
- Impacts of exotic species on forest ecosystems
- Interactions among fire, insects and disease in forests
- Urban forest health