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Article ItemA CNRE alumnus remembers: Joe Movic ’05 , article
Joe Movic reflects on his memories as a wood science and forest products major at Virginia Tech and a successful career in the packaging industry.
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Article ItemWant to make an impact through philanthropy? , article
Hokies give back. We make things happen and we make the world a better place. It’s who we are and what we do. It’s also what philanthropy is all about.
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Article ItemA CNRE alumnus remembers: Lee Spradlin ’73, M.S. ’75 , article
Easton Loving reflects on his memories as a forestry major at Virginia Tech, a successful career in the wood procurement industry, and the importance of mentorship and collaboration.
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Article ItemCNRE celebrates 30 years! , article
On June 9, the College of Natural Resources and Environment hosted alumni and current and retired faculty and staff at the 30-year Celebration Dinner. Held at the Inn at Virginia Tech as part of the Alumni Weekend, guests had the chance to catch up with classmates, connect with professors, reflect on our history, and learn about the future of the college.
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Article ItemA CNRE alumnus remembers: Easton Loving ’89, M.S. ’91 , article
Easton Loving reflects on his memories as a forestry major at Virginia Tech, a successful career in the wood procurement industry, and the importance of mentorship and collaboration.
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Article ItemA CNRE alumna remembers: Lisa Schabenberger ‘93, M.S. ‘96 , article
Lisa Shabenberger shares insights about what she has been doing since earning her Virginia Tech degrees, her fondest CNRE memory, the most amazing thing she did in the college, the professors who inspired her, and what advice she would give to her undergraduate self.
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Article ItemAlumni spotlight: Joe Ferguson ’77 spends a career training wildland firefighters , article
Joe Ferguson retired from the U.S. Forest Service in 2008, after serving 32 years in roles including incident commander of the Atlanta-based National Incident Management Team, assistant director of fire and aviation for the U.S. Forest Service’s southern region, fire staff officer for the National Forests in Florida, and founding director of NIPFTC.
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Article ItemA CNRE alumna remembers: Patty Mims ’94 , article
Patty Mims shares insights about what she has been doing since earning a master’s degree in geography, her fondest CNRE memory, the most amazing thing she learned in the college, the professor who inspired her, and what advice she would give to her undergraduate self.
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Article ItemEvent photos , article
CNRE alumni had plenty of moments to shine, reminisce, and reconnect this fall! Check out the photos from the Meteorology 10-Year Anniversary Celebration, Career Fair, Sesquicentennial Celebration, Alumni Homecoming Tailgate, and Hokie Hero spotlight.
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Article ItemA CNRE alumnus remembers: Richard "Trey" Good ’16 , article
Trey Good shares insights about what he has been doing since graduation, his fondest CNRE memory, the most amazing thing he learned in the college, the professors who inspired him, and what advice he would give to his undergraduate self.
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Article ItemA CNRE alumna remembers: Charisa Morris ’99, ’06 , article
Charisa Morris shares insights about what she has been doing since graduation, her fondest CNRE memory, the most amazing thing she learned in the college, the professors who inspired her, and what advice she would give to her undergraduate self.
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Article ItemA CNRE alumnus remembers: Don Bright ’98 , article
Don Bright shares insights about what he has been doing since graduation, his fondest CNRE memory, the most amazing thing he learned in the college, the professors who inspired him, and what advice he would give to his undergraduate self.
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Article ItemProfessor and former department head Robert “Bob” Smith retires , article
Robert “Bob” Smith is retiring after serving nearly 30 years as a professor and former head of the Department of Sustainable Biomaterials.
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Article ItemA tale of trusses and two-by-fours , article
The monthly housing report produced jointly by Virginia Tech and the Forest Service helps companies and individuals close the gap between changes taking place in the housing industry and the impacts such changes have on the hardwood and softwood industries.
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