Name your pleasure. Junior Mike Snodgrass takes advantage of our 300 square mile laboratory. In our School of Forestry and Wood Products, we research fast-growing trees, learn to manufacture better building materials, and respect nature's ecosystem. Maybe because we appreciate songbirds in the woods. Sophomore Ember Sullivan proves that even a difficult concept can be entertaining when explained in its simplest form.
Sound waves become song.
It is a simple mystery. And the foundation of an education in our College of Sciences and Arts. Here, students learn the art of technology and the science of art. Here you learn languages, social as well as physical and biological sciences. And our Scientific and Technical Communication program is the largest in the nation.