September 18-22, 2006
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GENERAL ACADEMIC INFORMATION
Student Success Center Hours
Sue's walk-in hours:
Tues. and Wed. from 1-2:30. Quick
questions only!
CNR Student Success Center (CNR 180) is open Mon.-Fri. 8-4:30pm.
Submissions to CNR Reporter
All information wishing to be in the CNR Reporter should be submitted by
email to cnrreport@uwsp.edu using the
form at
http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/reporter/CNRReporter_Article_Form.doc.
Submissions are due by 9am Friday for the following weeks CNR Reporter.
!Hey
Seniors!
NEW
If you are planning on graduating in the next two semesters, stop by the
Registration and Records Office in 101 SSC and fill out a graduation
application. This allows the registrar and your faculty advisor to review your
DPR and make sure you have met all the requirements to graduate. This step only
takes a minute but it can save you lots of trouble come graduation day!
!Application
To The CNR
Students who have completed 45
cr. and have a 2.00 GPA in major must apply for formal acceptance into the
College of Natural Resources. Application forms are available in CNR Student
Success Center (CNR 180). The
deadline for applications is Sept. 30.
!CNR
Scholarships
The CNR Undergraduate Scholarship
application is now available on-line on the Student Success Center website at
http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/studentsuccesscenter/.
Application deadline is Sept. 29 at 4pm.
!Belize/Mexico
or Costa Rica Winterims.
Apply soon!
After Fri., Sept.
22 seats will be limited for the 06/07 Belize/Mexico or Costa Rica Winterims.
Reserve your spot today by applying in the Office of International
Programs (IP) (CCC 108). These trips are a great opportunity to grow personally,
explore and experience the breathtaking biodiversity of these three hospitable
countries. If you would like to see slides/photographs, or need an application
visit Bobbi Kubish in CNR 174 or the Office of IP in CCC 108.
Click here
for Belize/Mexico trip information
Click here for
Costa Rica trip information
If you have any questions
contact Bobbi Kubish, CNR 174, 346-3831, or
bkubish@uwsp.edu.
CNR International Programs
Info Booth
For more
information on CNR International Program opportunities such as the Belize/Mexico
& Costa Rica Winterims, GEM Ambassadors, International Resource Management minor
and Peace Corp Masters International program look for the booth in the CNR West
lobby. Grab information and go! Unstaffed booths this week are Sept. 19 and 20.
If you have questions stop in Bobbi Kubish�s office (CNR 174) or call for an
appointment (346-3831).
Meet the New CNR International Programs Coordinator
Stop in CNR 174 to meet Bobbi Kubish and learn about CNR Study Abroad
opportunities and why now is the time to incorporate travel into your life.
Learn about CNR Winterim trips, the European Seminar, GEM Ambassadors, Peace
Corps Masters International or Fellows Programs and more! Study abroad
opportunities will enrich your life, broaden your mind, and you'll experience
the world! My door is always open.
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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Sustainable
Agriculture in Communities Society
NEW
Check out
all the cool stuff that the best new organization on campus is doing this year.
We will be visiting farms and learning about growing uncommon fruits, building
hoophouses, composting and vermicomposting, canning, apple cider production,
cheese making, and other topics related to sustainable agriculture and good
food. We meet every Tuesday at 7:00pm in front of the CPS cafeteria.
Environmental Educators and Naturalist Association
NEW
Join us for our first meeting on Tues. Sept. 19 at 7pm in CNR 122.
Special guest Dr. Yockers will be with us to talk about the Prairie Project,
after which we will be talking about our summer experiences and helpful hints
for how you can get the job or career you are looking for. We will also be
talking about upcoming conferences and workshop opportunities.
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WORKSHOP/ACTIVITY INFORMATION
Outdoor EdVentures Events-Fall 2006
http://www.uwsp.edu/centers/outedven/trips.asp
GIS/GPS Workshop
An introduction
with hands-on exercises. Learn how these fascinating new technologies are
reshaping our world and creating new paradigms of understanding. With this
computer based technology, you will find applications for almost anyone
interested in natural resources. No previous experience is necessary. The course
is taught at Treehaven, Tomahawk, WI on Oct. 14-15 by Kevin Lawton. Weekend
package costs $155 and includes instruction, all meals, and lodging. Commuter
package costs $135. Contact John Heusinkveld at (715) 453-4106 or at
treehaven@uwsp.edu. Registrations due
Oct. 6.
Wildlife Student Hunter Awareness Class
Sign up for NR 405/605, Wildlife Hunter Awareness, a one credit class.
This class will teach students who have NOT hunted before, about the history,
ethics, conservation, and passion of hunters and hunting while at the McGraw
Wildlife Foundation property in Dundee, Illinois. Two sections are available,
either Oct. 5-8 or Oct. 26-29. Space is limited. See Dr. Lueck in CNR 245 or
email her at dlueck@uwsp.edu if interested.
BIGS IN
BADGES
NEW
Do you like
spending time with kids in the outdoors? Are you looking to enhance your resume
and gain excellent contacts and references? If so, Big Brothers/Big Sisters is
looking for volunteers to take kids hunting, fishing, or just spend time
outside. If you are interested contact Kimberly Williams at
kwill752@uwsp.edu or come to the SLEA meetings
on Mondays.
Volunteer Opportunity
NEW
The Humane Society of Portage County shelter is looking for volunteers
to assist with the opening of their brand new building. People are needed to
help guide visitors through the new facility, socialize with cats, walk dogs,
and educate visitors and the public about everything from how the shelter
benefits the community to pet care and dog bite prevention. Please contact
Jessica Huxman at
jhuxm121@uwsp.edu or 345-0493.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
*Click on title for application and more information
WGIF (WI Green Industry Federation) Scholarship
Deadline: Oct. 13
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Water Resource Scientist
The Center for Watershed Science and Education
is hiring one student to assist with the development of an aquatic plant
management plan. Student must have background in GIS and technical writing.
Contact Nancy Turyk at nturyk@uwsp.edu or
346-4155.
Employment Links
Links to every conservation/environmental management state agency for all 50
states and the District of Columbia which usually post job opportunities
(including seasonal jobs and internships) put together by Mike Pagel from Career
Services. There are 176 agencies linked along with 161 employment pages.
http://www.uwsp.edu/career/JobSearchInfo/JobSrchByFields/SciJobLink/cnr/Government.htm
Environmental Education/Interpretation Jobs
Many job opportunities are available! Visit
www.uwsp.edu/cnr/schmeeckle/interp/jobs/ for more information.
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The CNR Reporter is a weekly publication of
the College of Natural Resources. It is available online at
www.uwsp.edu/cnr/reporter. The
CNR Reporter is e-mailed weekly to all CNR students and staff. Deadline for
submissions is 9am on Fridays. Submit information electronically using the
article form found on our web page and email it to
cnrreporter@uwsp.edu.