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Prospective Students Find Your Path! Explore a wide range of degree options at the most comprehensive natural resources college in the nation, and find your path to the career of your dreams. Majors: Ecosystem Science & Sustainability - Fish, Wildlife & Conservation Biology - Forestry - Geology - Natural Resource Recreation & Tourism - Natural Resources Management - Rangeland Ecology - Watershed Sciences

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	All in the Family: Father, Daughter and Son Graduate Bob Towry will graduate Friday from the Warner College of Natural Resources with a doctorate in Forest Sciences. He will be joined in cap and gown that evening by his daughter, Devon, who will receive her Master's in English Literature, while his son, Ross, will graduate Saturday with a Bachelor's in Philosophy. Bob worked 25-plus years for Colorado’s Division of Wildlife before retiring, but had always entertained the idea of pursuing his interest in teaching, and began working on his Ph.D.
	Alumna Noreen Walsh Graduation Keynote Speaker Earlier this year, CSU Warner alumna Noreen Walsh was appointed to Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Mountain-Prairie Region. On May 18, 2013, she will speak to the class of '13 at her alma mater’s spring commencement as the keynote speaker. Walsh earned her master’s in wildlife biology in 1990, and is excited to return to campus.
	Senior Adam Miller Awarded Fulbright Fellowship CSU wildlife biology senior Adam Miller has been awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to travel abroad to Indonesia for one year where he will teach English and conduct his own wildlife conservation research and outreach. Miller is excited to pursue his lifelong passion for studying and conserving Lorikeets and other exotic bird species – which are at risk due to deforestation and wildlife trade.
	SUPER Undergraduate Ecological Research Program The first cohort of the Skills for Undergraduate Participation in Ecological Research, or SUPER, program presented their research and achievements at an academic poster session on May 8. SUPER is a new program of Colorado State University’s renowned Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory that provides an opportunity for undergraduates to gain experience with a variety of ecological research leaders.
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