Students are our primary client.
Also, a full-time CNR academic recruiting and advising professional and an excellent group of student peer advisors, as well as faculty advisors, provide individual help to all CNR students during their education here. Perennial national award-winning student chapters of professional organizations, including the Wildlife Society, the American Association of Water Resources, and the Society of American Foresters. Since 1972, nearly 1,700 CNR students have participated in the College's five international programs, providing exposure to resource management issues in Africa, Costa Rica, Europe, Mexico, Nicaragua, and the South Pacific. CNR student research symposium. Technology-enhanced learning .