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Support MSU Forestry as we grow and expand

MSU Forestry is growing. In order to sustain that growth and keep thriving as a leading-edge program, we need your support.

Your generous donations support:

  • student attendance at professional meetings, including the Society of American Foresters (National and Michigan meetings) and the Sustainable Forestry Initiative.
  • a new informal seminar series called “F3: Find your Future in Forestry,” an opportunity for alumni and other forestry professionals to discuss their careers and expose students to the wide range of career possibilities in forestry.
  • a peer-mentoring network, where incoming students are paired with a junior or senior for advice and to strengthen the forestry community. Please contact us if you are interested in joining our alumni mentoring network.
  • hands-on field experiences in many of our fundamental courses: introduction to forestry, measurements, dendrology, silviculture, forest ecology, field camp and more.

Endowed gifts support high-quality education, cutting edge research, engaging outreach and professorships – keeping MSU Forestry a leading program of global impact. If you are interested in discussing a major gift, please contact Rich Kobe.

Donate

Donate By Mail:
Department of Forestry
Natural Resources Building
480 Wilson Road, Room 126
East Lansing, MI 48824
(Please make checks payable to “Michigan State University” and include “A113” on the memo line. Thank you!)

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