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PINETUM2017-2018

83rd Edition

Advisors: Dr. Adrianna Kirkman Brittany SweeneyContributors:

CNR CouncilMitch CostaJamie CochranVictoria Amaral

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Funded through the generous support of the NC State Natural Resources Foundation, Inc.

CNR Ambassadors CNR Engaging LeadersDoris Duke Conservation ScholarsForestry and Environmental Resources Leadership BoardForestry ClubThe International Association for Society and Natural Resources and The George Wright SocietyLeopold Wildlife SocietyProfessional Goal Management ClubRho Phi LambdaSociety of American ForestersSport Management ClubTechnical Association of the Pulp and Paper IndustryWolfpack Environmental AssociationXi Sigma PiCNR Council

Summer CampCollege Connections Back to School Back-to-School Fall PicnicsBack-to-School CleanupShack-A-ThonSolar EclipseFall FestRolleo CNR Networking Event7th Annual Wild Foods SupperGraduation

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Student Organizations

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Lindsay Frank

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

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The CNR Ambassadors uphold the philosophy, mission, and goals of the NC State College of Natural Resources by personal example and serve as hosts and hostesses to prospective students, parents, alumni, and community leaders. They are professional representatives of the College of Natural Resources at various events in the community and across North Carolina. Ambassadors also organize and participate in events throughout the university, such as Shack-a-thon and Open House.

Officers: Co-coordinators Erika Fye and Paige GreenActive Members: Allison Gupton, Aubrey Greene, Austin Quate, Brianna Ochoa, Charlie McClay, Christina Verdi, Collin Dail, Daniel Amparo, Drew Emerine, Ellison Lambert, Emily Fletcher, Erika Fye, Grace Halpern, Jenny Oren, Jon Harrington, Kalle Simpson, Kathryn Clayson, Kayci Willis, Kierra Christie, Leah Babb, Maria Canahuati, Mary Alvarez, Paige Green, Wesley Sloan, Zach Grover, Zach Sansavera

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The Engaging Leaders Program is a leadership and professional development program designed for first-year students in the College of Natural Resources. The program emphasizes hands-on learning, real-world applications, and relationship building with faculty, staff, students and community leaders. During the first semester, students participate in training sessions to help them better understand their personal leadership style, strengths and weaknesses. They also learn essential skills for working in diverse groups, networking, and communicating effectively. The highlight of our program is our Shark Tank series, where students work collaboratively to design a program that benefits CNR, NC State, or the local community. Engaging Leaders spend their second semester implementing these programs with their community partner. Programs this year included a military outreach group, a community garden group, and an environmental education group at the Museum of Natural Sciences.

Active Members: Alyssa Stoltz, Austin Sym, Benjamin Maness, Carter Blackmon, Christopher Renfrow, Dalton Kelly, Devon Hughes, Emma Hirschy, Evan DelVecchio, Foster Johnson, Hannah Mazeski, Jenny Oren, Kathryn Clayson, Laura Schoeck, Leo Jaffe, Mariah Kidd, Megan Van-Spanje, Phoenix Spivey, Iggy Senchak, Sam Perlmutter, Will ScottAdvisory Board: Chad Kibbe, Matthew Byington, Dan Guinto, Duncan Anderson, Jordan Diard, Kevin MartinAdvisors: Tiffany McLean and Shaefny Grays

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DORIS DUKE CONSERVATION SCHOLARSThe Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program (DDCSP) is an exciting opportunity for undergraduates at NC State with a demonstrated interest in environmental issues and cultural diversity to receive training, support, mentorship and about $10,000 for two years of paid research experiences and internships.

Hands-on experiences include opportunities across the U.S. and the world with DDCSP partners like the USGS Cooperative Research Units; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission; the Ecological Society of America; and other federal, local, state, and tribal agencies and conservation-oriented non-governmental organizations. Research and internship experiences provide meaningful educational, mentoring, and networking opportunities to participating students.

Funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and housed at the University of Florida, the DDCSP is a collaboration between the University of Florida, University of Idaho, University of Arizona, Cornell University and NC State, through each university’s affiliated cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Units.

2016-2018 Doris Duke Conservation Scholars:Daniel Choi, Hannah Lacava, Alyssa Martinez2017-2019 Doris Duke Conservation Scholars:Maria Alvarez Espinoza, Jackie Hausle, Jazzy NeversonFaculty Advisor: Zakiya LeggettGraduate Student Mentor: Kathleen Bordewieck


FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES LEADERSHIP BOARD

The Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources (FER) selects students from the department to serve as Leadership Board members each year. The Leadership Board creates a welcoming environment for existing students by creating events and programs to enhance and support our current students’ experience and provide support within FER and the College of Natural Resources. All board members demonstrate great leadership and communications skills, NC State pride and academic achievement across a diversity of majors.

President: Deirdre AnVice President: Claire PelletierSecretary: Emily HagerTreasurer: Abby FrankenfieldMembers: Aaron Springer, Abby Frankenfield, Alexander Hornaday, Benjamin Dodson, Claire Pelletier, Claire Walczyk, Deirdre An, Emily Hager, Emma Leath, Kate Hefner, Mary Summers Rogers, Olivia Hall, Pierce Lawrence

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FORESTRY CLUB

The Forestry Club competes in technical and manual events using tools of the trade. Each year, we host Rolleo at Schenck Forest, bringing southeastern forestry schools together for friendly competition.

President: Dell ConnorVice President: Mike Bottorff Treasurer: Traclynne AllisonCNR Rep: Luke HuffinesAdvisor: Dr. Joe RoiseMembers: Dell Connor, Cameron Cairney, Christopher Smith, Douglas Dobson, Dwight Hilton, Luke Huffines, Maegen Byrd, Michael Bottorff, Rachel Burris, Timothy Quate, Traclynne Allison, Trevor Setzer


THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIETY AND NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE GEORGE WRIGHT SOCIETY

IASNR and GWS at NC State pride ourselves in equipping our members with the information and confidence to make a difference in the intersection of natural resources and society. This task is accomplished through rich discussion on natural resource policy and issues, advocacy events and community service, and truly experiencing and strengthening our relationships with the environment through outdoor activities. Our organization is open to both graduate and undergraduate students, and we hope to create and promote a community of concerned individuals committed to protecting natural resources while also recognizing the value of these places to society at large.

The International Association for Society and Natural Resources (IASNR) is an international and interdisciplinary association focused on research and practice related to human-environment and human-natural resources issues, including conflicts and strategies for decreasing harmful human-caused impacts.

The George Wright Society (GWS) emphasizes parks and other public and protected land management and conservation. IASNR and GWS have teamed up to create a more all-encompassing student organization that includes both research and practical application related to human-nature relationships.

Our activities this year included

President: Elizabeth OliphantVice President: Charmaine PedrozoTreasurer: Maude DinanSecretary: Devon Gaydos

Active Members: Diquan Edmonts, Joshua Randall, Josh Pil, Zeynab Jouzi, Meghan Van-Spanje, John Kight, Dresden McGregor, Yasmin Hess, Marianna Berry, Brendan Tumpey

• Monthly meetings and discussions on current and pressing issues

• Participation in a trail maintenance day for the Mountain to Sea Trail

• Group camping trip and lake cleanup• Lake Raleigh cleanup

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THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIETY AND NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE GEORGE WRIGHT SOCIETY

IASNR and GWS at NC State pride ourselves in equipping our members with the information and confidence to make a difference in the intersection of natural resources and society. This task is accomplished through rich discussion on natural resource policy and issues, advocacy events and community service, and truly experiencing and strengthening our relationships with the environment through outdoor activities. Our organization is open to both graduate and undergraduate students, and we hope to create and promote a community of concerned individuals committed to protecting natural resources while also recognizing the value of these places to society at large.

The International Association for Society and Natural Resources (IASNR) is an international and interdisciplinary association focused on research and practice related to human-environment and human-natural resources issues, including conflicts and strategies for decreasing harmful human-caused impacts.

The George Wright Society (GWS) emphasizes parks and other public and protected land management and conservation. IASNR and GWS have teamed up to create a more all-encompassing student organization that includes both research and practical application related to human-nature relationships.

Our activities this year included

President: Elizabeth OliphantVice President: Charmaine PedrozoTreasurer: Maude DinanSecretary: Devon Gaydos

Active Members: Diquan Edmonts, Joshua Randall, Josh Pil, Zeynab Jouzi, Meghan Van-Spanje, John Kight, Dresden McGregor, Yasmin Hess, Marianna Berry, Brendan Tumpey

• Monthly meetings and discussions on current and pressing issues

• Participation in a trail maintenance day for the Mountain to Sea Trail

• Group camping trip and lake cleanup• Lake Raleigh cleanup

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The Leopold Wildlife Club is the student arm of the Wildlife Society at NC State. We are dedicated to providing opportunities for professional development, networking, extracurricular training, and social events for students looking for careers in the wildlife field.

President: Moriah BoggessVice President: Sam JollySecretary: Austin MuellerTreasurer: Sarah BaileyCNR Representative: Daniel ChoiEducation Outreach Coordinator: Dylan WinglerActivities Coordinator: Ethan SmithFundraising Coordinator: Edward Landi

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PROFESSIONAL GOLF MANAGEMENT CLUB

NC State’s PGA Golf Management Program is one of 18 PGA accredited university programs nationwide. The curriculum provides students the opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills necessary for success in the golf industry via extensive classroom studies and internship experience. Students earn a college degree and obtain membership to the PGA of America upon graduation.Students also complete 16 months of internship/co-op work experience at approved golf facilities under the direction of Class-A, PGA Professionals and PGA Golf Management faculty members. The goal is to provide students with the best possible hands-on experience in a variety of locations.

President: Mikie ReinhartVice President: Pitch RileySecretary: Patrick MosherTreasurer: Adam GabbeyTournament Directors: Tyler Noske and Austin CookSocial Chairs: Jay Hunt and Kevin CampbellAlumni Relations: Justin SeybuckSocial media: Caitlyn Seastrunk

Active Members: Will Bennett, Nic Brown, Kevin Campbell, Zihao Chen, Todd Clark, Nicholas Clemente, Ethan Cohen, Nick Concutelli, Austin Cook, Nolan Cunniff, Cooper Daniel, Christain Davis, Joey Davisson, James Dimuzio, Jason Dolney, David Einstein, Mitchell Ellis, Ryan Fitzgerald, Ryan Foll, Adam Gabbey, Jake Geis, Ocaly Gonzalez Rojas, Conor Grandin, Matt Hall, Conor Hannan, Jake Haynes, Thomas Healy, Nathan Holt, Justin Hood, Daniel Huang, Jay Hunt, Angus Isley, Tim Jennings, Matt King, Billy Knutson, Aaron Larson, Justin Lewis, Molly Lucas, Drew Marcoux, Eli Martin, Kevin Martin, Evan Massie, Tyler Moore, Patrick Mosher, Jackson Neff, Tyler Noske, Jerry O’Connell, Brody Padilla, Adam Parrish, Louis Pikula, Joey Porrello, Mikie Rhinehart, Davis Richards, Ptich Riley, Jared Robinson, Max Sapp, Caitlyn Seastrunk, Justin Seybuck, Dustin Shuford, Walker Singleton, Brad Sniper, Nicholas Stewart, Landon Taylor, Jamie Vaughan, Kendall Vaughn, Nick Zielinski

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RHO PHI LAMBDA

Rho Phi Lambda is the honor society for PRTM students and strives to provide opportunities for the personal and professional enrichment of its members. Active Rho members often receive financial support to attend professional conferences and meetings. We are always looking for avenues to better equip Rho members for the profession, and we have lots of fun doing it!

Rho Phi Lambda is open to any Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management (PRTM) student that has an overall GPA of 3.0 and a 3.2 GPA in the degree program, is in their second semester at NC State, and has passed 9 hours of PRTM courses.

President: Cassidy EdwardsVice President: Jack McCallisterSecretary: Ellison LambertTreasurer: Gabby WellsSergeant at Arms/Historian/Webmaster: Lara BannisterAlumni Relations/Professional Development Committee: Molly Rose, Allison Gupton, Emma MullerSilent Auction Coordinators: Leah Babb, Ellison LambertSocial Event Coordinator: Hannah HumphreyRecruitment Coordinator: Derrick ApplewhiteService Project Coordinator: Sarah McGeeAdvisor: Annette MooreActive Members: Robert (Derrick) Applewhite, Jr. Matthew Arnold, Leah Babb, Lara Bannister, Kristen Biddle, Marissa Boykin, Eliza Butts, Federica Garcia-Calderan, Natalia Carminelli, Britt Davis, Emma DeMent, Jordan Diard, Cassidy Edwards, Mary Katherine Fagan, Daniel Farmer, Ethan Faulconer, Joshua Fisher, Emily Fletcher, William (Billy) Frampton, Brett Gault, Luis Gimenez-Madill, Katie Griffin, Allison Gupton, Greg Haines, Kristian Harris, Maddison Hightower, Hannah Humphrey, Tori Jones, Amanda Kohl, Ellison Lambert, Zack Langston, Jacob Lowder, Jack McCallister, Sarah McGee, Alantra Miller, Emma Muller, Alexandra Nagle, Cashie Naylor, Anthony Nigro, Gerard (Jerry) O’Connell, William (Alex) Phillips, Emily Reichard, Michael Richardson, Taylor Richardson, Logan Rose, Molly Rose, Zach Sansavera , Sierra Simmons, Cortney Sommers, Daniel Spivey, Jesse Stevens, Sydney Sutton, Mark Vincent, Gabriela (Gabby) Wells, Sarah Williams


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The NC State Society of American Foresters (SAF) is a student chapter of the national professional society for foresters in North America, which aims to advance the sustainable management of forest resources through science, education, and technology. SAF enhances competency of its members, promotes professionalism, and supports the health, integrity, and use of forests for society into perpetuity. Our student chapter, as part of the local Triangle SAF chapter, promotes involvement in the national society by attending annual national conventions, district conferences, and state meetings, promoting community outreach and engagement through volunteer service and education events, and connecting students with professionals and career opportunities.

Chairperson: Jordan LuffVice Chairperson: Rachel JessupSecretary: Douglas DobsonTreasurer: Brandon OutenCNR Representative: Christopher SmithActive Members: Megan Van-Spanje, Christopher Cohrs, Tana Santilli, Josiah Marshall, Trevor Setzer, Evan Clark, Eric Byrd, Sarah Bailey, Connor Nesbitt, Rachel Burris

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• 6 speakers per semester• NBA 2k18 Tournament• Monday Night Football parties• Service opportunities

The Sport Management Club is a student-run organization at NC State University. It was founded in the spring of 2014 by Nevin Wisnoski, a student in the Sport Management program. Members of the club participate in professional development, social growth, community development, academic engagement, and different networking opportunities. We meet every other Monday at 7pm in Biltmore to hear from guest speakers in the field of sports, have student panel discussions, enjoy watch parties for various sporting events, and talk about our upcoming Sport Management Conference that we are hosting in the spring of 2019. The goal of this conference is to have different panel discussions from various sport professionals to talk about their experiences, and give advice to others trying to work in their profession. Membership is open to all students, but it is mainly targeting people in the Sport Management program who are interested in getting involved here on campus.

Club Events:

President: Clay LongVice President: Cal MaxwellSecretary: Laura SchoeckTreasurer: Ian Oehring Freshman Representative: Garrett Ward Co-Marketing Chair: Grace Halpern Senior Class Representative: Davis HawksCo-Philanthropy Chair: Jon HarringtonCo-Philanthropy Chair: James MauneySophomore Class Rep: Josh FisherJunior Class Rep: Jake MassingTreasurer Elect: Symone StanleyCo-Marketing Chair: Zach GodingActive Members: Grace Halpern, Josh Fisher, Davis Hawks, Tristan Elldege, Symone Stanley, Jake Massing, Clay Long, Jon Harrington, Laura Schoeck, Ian Oehring, Alantra Miller, Andrew Rosenberger, Austin Pratt, Austin Sym, Betsey Hubbard, Bobby Black, Brett Birnberg, Charlie Woodlief, Claire Maske, Daysia Davenport, Dylan Peninger, Eric Courtne, Ethan Stone, Ethan Faulconor, Griffin Clark, Hanna DerBoghosian, Jennifer Seguin, Jordan Kelber, Josh Andreski, Josh Howland, Josh Van Noy, Kevin Pitino, Kurt Hagan, Lauren White, Lane Smith, Lexi Barton, Logan Ward, Mark Vincent, Mary Kathryn Kinley, Parker Hill, Quinton Currie, Rachel Santucci, Rachel Speight, Riley Kinlaw, Ryan Ferland, Sam Whitestone, Sara Alsous, Thomas Overton, Trevor Thomas, Will Osman

SPORT MANAGEMENT CLUB


The Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry, more commonly known as TAPPI, is the international technical society for paper science and engineering. The main organization, which is headquartered in Atlanta, is involved in pulp, paper, and packaging-related areas and provides networking opportunities and resources for professionals in the pulp and paper industries, as well as scholarships and professional/technical development for students majoring in related fields. NC State’s student chapter of TAPPI has more than 100 members and participates in a variety of activities on and off campus to provide opportunities for professional development, service, and social programs.

Membership: Caroline Alexander, Mitch Amoriello, Russell Aryeetey, Brandon Balicki, Reagan Barnhill, Charles Benton, Jared Boyd, Allison Brame, Allison Brockman, Matthew Burleson, Bruce Butler, Dakota Chavis, Audra Chenoweth, Grant Clark, Kathryn Clayson, Abigail Cloney, Thomas Cluen, Nathaniel Combs, Justin Coor, Thomas Dang, Paolo De Urquidi, Sumner Dudick, Andrew Edwards, Austin Emery, Tanner Evans, Jack Ezzell, Patrick Fazekas, Jake Forte, Trevor Franklin, Matthew Frink, Trevor Gamache, Cory Gibson, Ayers Gilmore, Tressa Glackin, Winslow Gurney, Claire Hammontree, Meagan Harrison, Emily Heckard, Allison Hellwig, Christopher Hering, Roger Hernandez Mercado, Alex Hight, Emmy Howell, Nathan HsiehDevon Hughes, Lilly Humphries, Jeffrey Hunter, Michael Jones, Jamie Kanzler, Charles Knoll, Taylor Krakuszeski, Johannes Kujala, Emily Ledermann, Ryan Lee, Kedric

Lemon, Lindsay Leonard, Brandon Long, Daniel Lucas, Manon Macallister, Ben Mason, Alex May, Will Mayo, Daniel McAdams, Connor McCollum, Michael McKenzie, Ray Medina, Sam Melikian, Dane Mohn, Makayla Moore, Thomas Moretz, Evan Morris, Kara Mullaney, Braden Oakes, Brianna Ochoa, Brooke Orr, Kadin Peterman, Sarah Pumphrey, Jacob Rooks, Andrea Sanchez-Zarate, Kat Santoro, William Schriefer, Iggy Senchak, Christian Smith, Breonda Snead, Kyle Spegal, Heather Starkey, Chase Stewart, Jonathan Swope, Shelton Thurman, Dylan Tripp, Brendan Tumpey, Aaron Turner, Jensen Vellaringattu, Maddie Waggoner, Jesse Waldrop, Mary Kathryn Wallace, AJ Ward, Tyler Warlow, Riley Webb, Joel Williams, Megan Yang, Kable Young, Kristen Young

President: Alex HightVice President: Will MayoSecretary: Brooke OrrTreasurer: Brandon BalickiService Chair: Bruce ButlerActivities Chair: Bradley Cooper/Winslow GurneyPrograms Chair: Allison Hellwig/Trevor GamachePublicity Chair: David Sheppard/Lindsay LeonardFundraising Chair: Ryan Lee/Aaron TurnerCNR Representative: Brandon LongE-Council Representative: Connor McCollumWebmaster: Breonda SneadMerchandising Chair: Maddie Waggoner/Meagan HarrisonIM Sports Chair: Mary Kathryn WallaceFreshman Representative: Tressa Glackin

TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY

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The Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry, more commonly known as TAPPI, is the international technical society for paper science and engineering. The main organization, which is headquartered in Atlanta, is involved in pulp, paper, and packaging-related areas and provides networking opportunities and resources for professionals in the pulp and paper industries, as well as scholarships and professional/technical development for students majoring in related fields. NC State’s student chapter of TAPPI has more than 100 members and participates in a variety of activities on and off campus to provide opportunities for professional development, service, and social programs.

Membership: Caroline Alexander, Mitch Amoriello, Russell Aryeetey, Brandon Balicki, Reagan Barnhill, Charles Benton, Jared Boyd, Allison Brame, Allison Brockman, Matthew Burleson, Bruce Butler, Dakota Chavis, Audra Chenoweth, Grant Clark, Kathryn Clayson, Abigail Cloney, Thomas Cluen, Nathaniel Combs, Justin Coor, Thomas Dang, Paolo De Urquidi, Sumner Dudick, Andrew Edwards, Austin Emery, Tanner Evans, Jack Ezzell, Patrick Fazekas, Jake Forte, Trevor Franklin, Matthew Frink, Trevor Gamache, Cory Gibson, Ayers Gilmore, Tressa Glackin, Winslow Gurney, Claire Hammontree, Meagan Harrison, Emily Heckard, Allison Hellwig, Christopher Hering, Roger Hernandez Mercado, Alex Hight, Emmy Howell, Nathan HsiehDevon Hughes, Lilly Humphries, Jeffrey Hunter, Michael Jones, Jamie Kanzler, Charles Knoll, Taylor Krakuszeski, Johannes Kujala, Emily Ledermann, Ryan Lee, Kedric

Lemon, Lindsay Leonard, Brandon Long, Daniel Lucas, Manon Macallister, Ben Mason, Alex May, Will Mayo, Daniel McAdams, Connor McCollum, Michael McKenzie, Ray Medina, Sam Melikian, Dane Mohn, Makayla Moore, Thomas Moretz, Evan Morris, Kara Mullaney, Braden Oakes, Brianna Ochoa, Brooke Orr, Kadin Peterman, Sarah Pumphrey, Jacob Rooks, Andrea Sanchez-Zarate, Kat Santoro, William Schriefer, Iggy Senchak, Christian Smith, Breonda Snead, Kyle Spegal, Heather Starkey, Chase Stewart, Jonathan Swope, Shelton Thurman, Dylan Tripp, Brendan Tumpey, Aaron Turner, Jensen Vellaringattu, Maddie Waggoner, Jesse Waldrop, Mary Kathryn Wallace, AJ Ward, Tyler Warlow, Riley Webb, Joel Williams, Megan Yang, Kable Young, Kristen Young

President: Alex HightVice President: Will MayoSecretary: Brooke OrrTreasurer: Brandon BalickiService Chair: Bruce ButlerActivities Chair: Bradley Cooper/Winslow GurneyPrograms Chair: Allison Hellwig/Trevor GamachePublicity Chair: David Sheppard/Lindsay LeonardFundraising Chair: Ryan Lee/Aaron TurnerCNR Representative: Brandon LongE-Council Representative: Connor McCollumWebmaster: Breonda SneadMerchandising Chair: Maddie Waggoner/Meagan HarrisonIM Sports Chair: Mary Kathryn WallaceFreshman Representative: Tressa Glackin

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The Wolfpack Environmental Student Association (WESA) is a student club and nonprofit established and run by NC State students. The purpose of WESA is to promote environmental awareness and protection on NC State’s campus and within its colleges. WESA strives to connect with other universities, students, and Wake County residents interested in preserving natural resources to stimulate environmental support domestically and internationally. Although environmental advocacy is strongly encouraged, WESA, as a 501c3 nonprofit, cannot significantly influence legislation as part of its activities and/or participate in campaign activity for or against political candidates or its nonprofit status will be revoked.

Members of this organization also plan and lead environmental initiatives at NC State, Wake County, and beyond. In addition to planning and executing environmental projects, WESA members organize professional development activities, such as job fairs and professional workshops.

Co-Presidents: Allie Dinwiddie, Ellie HardwickVice President: Emma VtipilSecretary: Raina HarrellTreasury: Alex AdeFundraising Chair: Olivia VanistendaelProject Coordinator: Cassie SkrutowskiSocial Media Chair: Miranda CheathamActive Members: Sasha Pereira, Vincent Potter, Adam Davis, Nicole Eastman, Savannah Ballard, Olivia Merritt, Madeline Preiss, Emma Hirschy, Sydney Elliott, Rachel Livingston, Brendan Vasarhelyi, Jonathan Lessane, Cailin Peterson, Claire Pelletier, Lucy McNamee, Sarah Brown

WOLFPACK ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATION


The Wolfpack Environmental Student Association (WESA) is a student club and nonprofit established and run by NC State students. The purpose of WESA is to promote environmental awareness and protection on NC State’s campus and within its colleges. WESA strives to connect with other universities, students, and Wake County residents interested in preserving natural resources to stimulate environmental support domestically and internationally. Although environmental advocacy is strongly encouraged, WESA, as a 501c3 nonprofit, cannot significantly influence legislation as part of its activities and/or participate in campaign activity for or against political candidates or its nonprofit status will be revoked.

Members of this organization also plan and lead environmental initiatives at NC State, Wake County, and beyond. In addition to planning and executing environmental projects, WESA members organize professional development activities, such as job fairs and professional workshops.

Co-Presidents: Allie Dinwiddie, Ellie HardwickVice President: Emma VtipilSecretary: Raina HarrellTreasury: Alex AdeFundraising Chair: Olivia VanistendaelProject Coordinator: Cassie SkrutowskiSocial Media Chair: Miranda CheathamActive Members: Sasha Pereira, Vincent Potter, Adam Davis, Nicole Eastman, Savannah Ballard, Olivia Merritt, Madeline Preiss, Emma Hirschy, Sydney Elliott, Rachel Livingston, Brendan Vasarhelyi, Jonathan Lessane, Cailin Peterson, Claire Pelletier, Lucy McNamee, Sarah Brown

WOLFPACK ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATION

XI SIGMA PI

CNR COUNCIL

Xi Sigma Pi is the only national scholastic honor society that recognizes achievement in forestry and environmental resources education. The society was founded at the University of Washington in 1908. The Mu Chapter at NC State was added in 1940 as the first chapter in the Southern Region of the United States. There are only 11 chapters in the United States older than our chapter. Membership is by invitation only.

The objectives of the society are to secure and maintain a high standard of scholarship in natural resources education, to work for the improvement of natural resources professions, and to promote a fraternal spirit among those engaged in activities related to natural resources. Each year the society holds an annual banquet for the induction of new members into Xi Sigma Pi. Inductees and current members enjoy a social gathering, dinner, and an induction ceremony.

In April 2018 the society inducted about 40 new members at the annual banquet.

New Members: Alexander Ade, Vitor Aguiar, Casey Beam, James Brodie, Rachel Burris, Siobhan Cahill, Cameron Cairney, Max Craft, Charles Decker, Giacomo Fagan, Bailey Gray, Zach Grover, Winslow Gurney, Quyen-Huong Ha, Sarah Hallyburton, Allison Harris, Ryan Held, Megan Hester, Madeline Hook, Maya Hoon, Alexander Hornaday, Meredith Hovis, Chad Kibbe, Justin Lindemann, Shan Liu, Jordan Luff, Drew Markiewicz, Daniel McAdams, Joshua Mesimer, Kaitlin Midgett, Alan Miller, Evan Morris, Geeta Nakkina, Megan Parrish, Hartwell Perkinson, T. Austin Quate, Nicholas Roberts, Mary Rogers, Austin Rose, William Schoppman, Christopher Smith, Emily Ulman, Mary Valverde, Mariana Vedovello, Christopher Wheeler, Dylan Wingler, Morgan Winstead

The CNR Council serves as the unified voice of all students in the College of Natural Resources. The group is composed of representatives from all recognized student organizations in the college. We meet monthly to discuss current issues, problems, achievements and concerns, as well as develop ideas for better serving students. We are responsible for allocating funds each year to student organizations to provide support for various activities, as well as helping publish the Pinetum.

President: Matthew ByingtonVice President: Ethan GhiloniCNR Ambassadors Rep: Rachel PowellCNR Engaging Leaders Rep: Daniel Choi

Environmental Educators Club Rep: Braiden QuinlanForestry Club Rep: Luke HuffinesISTF Rep: Martha SalasLeopold Wildlife Club Rep: Daniel ChoiMANRRS Reps: Chantel Williams, Carmen SwingerPGM Club Rep: Tim JenningsQDMA Rep: Moriah BoggessRho Phi Lambda Rep: Logan HaynesSAF Rep: Christopher SmithSAFE Rep: Chris Dunham Sport Management Club Rep: Tristan ElledgeTAPPI Rep: Brandon LongWolfpack Environmental Student Association Rep: Patrick ConnerAdvisor: Dr. Adrianna Kirkman

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COLLEGE EVENTS

Forest Management students spend nine weeks at summer camp completing courses in forest measurements, plant community ecology, silviculture, fire and wildlife management. Students also spend time at Hill Demonstration Forest, Croatan National Forest on the coast and Pisgah National Forest in the mountains. Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology students complete a 6-week summer camp at Hill Forest, the coast of Morehead City and Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

SUMMER CAMP

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This annual event welcomes the College of Natural Resources class of 2021 to the wolfpack family. Students had the chance to get to know each other.

COLLEGE CONNECTIONS

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This annual event welcomes the College of Natural Resources class of 2021 to the wolfpack family. Students had the chance to get to know each other.

COLLEGE CONNECTIONS

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BACK-TO-SCHOOL FALL PICNICS

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BACK-TO-SCHOOL CLEANUP

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BACK-TO-SCHOOL CLEANUP

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SHACK-A-THON

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SHACK-A-THON

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SOLAR ECLIPSE

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FALL FEST

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Each year, the Forestry Club hosts Rolleo at Schenck Forest, bringing together all the southeastern forestry schools for friendly competition in technical and manual events.

ROLLEO

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Each year, the Forestry Club hosts Rolleo at Schenck Forest, bringing together all the southeastern forestry schools for friendly competition in technical and manual events.

ROLLEO

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CNR NETWORKING EVENT

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CNR NETWORKING EVENT

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7th ANNUAL WILD FOODS SUPPER

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GRADUATIONGRADUATION

SUMMER 2017 GRADUATES

DEPARTMENT OF FOREST BIOMATERIALS

Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Materials and TechnologyCharles Michael Coley, III

Master of Forest BiomaterialsScott E. Stamey

Master of Science in Forest BiomaterialsRemil Martinez Aguda

DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES

Bachelor of Science in Environmental SciencesAli Hamad A.Y.H.A. Al ZaabiConnor Joseph Zahora

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Technology and Management Caitlan Britt

Joshua Chisolm HarveyCaroline Rose Patrick

Bachelor of Science in Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation BiologyKierstin Leanne CogdellWilletson Hayes-Ritchie Morris

Master of Science in Forestry Jameson David Boone

Master of Natural ResourcesAnna Vladimirovna KlevtcovaSadharga KoesbandanaElaine McManus

Master of Science in Natural Resources Jennifer BusamAlexander Lee Ewald

Doctor of Philosophy in Forestry and Environmental Resources Yuan FangWen LinDavid Braulio Solis Chavez

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT

Bachelor of Science in Parks, Recreation and Tourism ManagementKristen Leighanna Wilcox

Bachelor of Science in Professional Golf Management Jeremy Winston Radford

Bachelor of Science in Sport ManagementMitchell Todd BoydThomas Curtis Britt, IIIErnest Michael ChapinCole Jacob Cook Tracy Thomas Cottingham, VDrew Capitola DicksonJonathan David EichelRachel Karriger May

Master of Science in Natural ResourcesKatelin Marie McArdle

FALL 2017 GRADUATES


Bachelor of Science in Paper Science and EngineeringEmily Michelle Bohn Emily Marie Buhr Bradley Dale Cooper Luke Morrison Hansen Hunter Dare Jackson Charles Werner JosephDouglas Madden NeilsonDustin Wyatt James PoolThomas Andrew PorterMichael Taylor Richards Jackson Powell RussellDavid Kent Sheppard, IIHeather Renee Starkey Michael Williams StephensBryan C. Wall Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Materials and TechnologyChristopher Bjorn AndrewsBrian Matthew BonnerSean A. Bullock

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Tyler Preston GibsonTyler Carlyle HaleNicole Aspen HensleyDjordje JeremicJackson Dean MarleyDarius Javon MimsJoseph A. ReinhartHunter Blake Smith Jacob C. Williams

Master of Forest BiomaterialsBenjamin Nathaniel Jeuck

Doctor of Philosophy in Forest BiomaterialsBrandon W. JonesLu Liu Robert Hardwicke Narron


Bachelor of Science in Environmental SciencesMatthew Adkins Catherine Hunter BaldwinRanda Christine BoykinNathaniel Keith ChapmanCarey ChauJoshua Chunsoo ChoiSandy Chung

Sarah C. DanceEllie Katherine HallJon Christian HenryAlexander Luis HernandezJendayi Hahn JoellAlexa KellyTrevor John KovacsMartin Kuruvilla KurianRyan Thomas LoveNathaniel E. Marquard Conor Patrick McKearneyMegan Elizabeth Pendell Ann Catherine PhillipsSarah Christine RowlandKristen Emily Tomberlin

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Technology and Management Alexander ClarkZoe Alexis HarrisonJoshua Austin HensonJohn Joseph Hodge Faelan T. HoeseMarkus William KoenekeCharles Jackson PaceSarah Catherine SpiveyCory Adam Walker Chantel Erica Williams

Bachelor of Science in Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology Matthew A. Ballance

Bryhana Noelle Benson Lucas Riley Bobay Tyler Lee CraftSarah E. DenobleDominique Hannah DiLandroAdam Cade DudleyJohnny Hunter EllisElisabeth Renee Frasch Kyle Alexander GentryLauren MageeLauren Nicole Myers Jasmine J. PeterkinKatherine Anne Snyder Carmen Mone’t SwingerAlison Leigh VanVorstJacob Joseph Veilleux

Bachelor of Science in Forest ManagementVincent David BradshawTimothy Matthew CarpenterWesley Erik Harris Garrick LogueBrandon Thomas OutenDarren Stebbins

Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources Jenna Lee Hanks

Master of Environmental Assessment Carson Kinlaw DellingerAmy Suzanne Dugger- WebsterIan Edward FlanneryAlberto LopezLiudmila MaslovaAndrew Kenneth Street

Master of Science in Forestry Gillian Claire GundersenSerenia Maria Larrison O’Berry

Master of Natural ResourcesJonathan Zachary Olanin

Master of Science in Natural Resources Tasha Lowry KingKathryn Renee Selm

Master of Science in Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation BiologyKalysha E. Clark

Doctor of Philosophy in Forestry and Environmental Resources Brian Randall Pickard

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Bachelor of Science in Parks, Recreation and Tourism ManagementAnna Greer BagwellSavannah Juliet BallbeCameron Aldon BennermanMax Altman BergerKento EyreRebecca GaltCaroline Michelle GriffinSierra Funk HodgesSarah C. HorneCaleb Daniel Jenkins Taylor Paige LedbetterStephen LouisSadaris Dakwa NicholsGermaine Quadarius PrattGabriella Barbosa Richard

Bachelor of Science in Professional Golf Management John Myles FeenyTimothy Dane PalmerKellen Lewis Peery

Bachelor of Science in Sport ManagementTony Michael Adams

Joseph Gordon BonkSydney Alexis BoulwareVan Griffin DavenportHannah Marie FoedererLennard Kevin FreemanBrett Allen GaultSamantha E. GeorgeAndrew David GosselinAnthony Jarinsen Greene, Jr.Sammy HabtaShane Thomas HamlettTrevor William HattonNathaniel James HooksCourtney Lynn Kendall Brendan KennedyKristian Kenworthey- HarrisDane E. KilbourneGavin Brant LocklearParker William Luhring Roland Edward Minogue, IVCarter Glass NelliganAlexander Robert PattonChristian Skyler PerkinsEvan PrittKyler Weston ProffittBrody Albert SandersBradley Alexander StoneEmily Ellen Tharrington Chandler Roy-Savon WebbGuy William WhiteFalon Elizabeth Williams

Dominique Jazzmin WilsonBrennan Alexander Wyatt

Master of Natural ResourcesCasey Thomas Hastings

Master of Parks, Recreation, Tourism and Sport ManagementErika Marie HoodChristopher Charles KoufopoulosTaylor Dotson Wilson

Master of Science in Parks, Recreation and Tourism ManagementRachel Elizabeth Szczytko

Master of Geospatial Information Science and Technology (Joint program with the Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources)Matthew AyresEric Carroll CarltonMegan Elaine CullerMichael Rexford Dixon, Jr.Donta’ Jarome FaireyDavid Godfrey JonesZechariah F. Krautwurst

Yang LeiEmily Michelle McNamarJacob Thomas MouwEric Huston NutterWilliam J. RecklingVladimir V. RusinovichDaniel Willis Wade

Doctor of Philosophy in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism ManagementKeith Patrick Howard BocarroTeresa L. PenbrookeSonya Reddick ShawCharlynne Todd Smith

SPRING 2018GRADUATES


Bachelor of Science in Paper Science and Engineering Brandon Matthew BalickiEthan J. BealPedro Becquer-RamosMichael Wesley BrownWilliam Bruce ButlerDakota George ChavisJimmy Edward Byrnes Crook

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Joseph Francis CusatoPaolo Andres De UrquidiSumner C. DudickAndrew Franklin EdwardsRoger Alexander Hernandez MercadoValarie Beth HodgesKedric Allan LemonConnor Joseph LenzeDaniel Ryan LilleyCarson Alexander LymanAlexander Lloyd MayTheodore Caleb NewellShelton Lee Wayne ThurmanNoah WilsonPieter Theunis Van Zyl Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Materials and Technology Michelle Leigh AndersonSiobhan Marie CahillLuke Edward CollinsKamila Leila EdwardsOgaga’Oghene Jeremy EvivieEdward Eugene GalvanLydia Amanuelle HailePreston Carpenter HawkesNathan A. HoneycuttBrianna Ashley KlimekLayne Vincent LynamClaudene WilliamsJeramy Jaleel Williams

Raina Katherine HarrellWesley Edward Sloan Doctor of Philosophy in Forest BiomaterialsJing DuPriscilla Renee Morris


Bachelor of Science in Environmental SciencesAlexander Phillip AdeVictoria Elizabeth AmaralDeirdre C. AnDerek Ray AndersonMaya Rain BalassaConnor Alan BrownMaxwell Thomas BurdenChase Nathaniel ConnerAbigail Kristine CoulterStephen CummingsJacob Warren DearingPatrick J. DonahueDavid Austin FerreiraAbby Rose FrankenfieldZachary S. GroverAdelaide H. HardwickPhilip Thomas HarrisonMegan Moore HesterSajad Hosseini

Christopher InteharJohn Allen JohnsonJohn Demetrios KleoudisRachel Kelly KoonAlec R. LaGregaPierce Roland LawrenceErick Alejandro De LeonVanessa M. LuthringerSamuel Tucker MahlDaniel MarulandaDavid Spahr MyersLauren Maria NeavesConnor Q. NorrisDanielle Krystal ObimahRobert Nicklaus ParkerClaire Brinkley PelletierJakeb Stokes PhillipsJustin M. PoplaskiVincent Michael PotterGrace Louise ReedOlivia G. RichardBrady Blackburn RilesJessica Emily RingerNicholas Joseph RobertsMary Summers RogersJordan Harris ShapiroJustin Kang ShuAaron D. SpringerBrayndon Marquis StaffordJeremy Michael StawinskyElizabeth TantDaniel Jordan TurnerJovana VidacakChristopher G Ward

Claire Megan WalczykJacqueline Sage WellesNicole Elizabeth WilliamsSarah Eun Yim

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Technology and ManagementJordan Shai AndersonTyler Alex Boquet-CaronSalem Joseph ClarkAustin Allen BoyetteKenneth Alexander DarrWillard Rusk Dunlop, IIIMadeleine Claire GuyantQuyen-Huong Joy HaLauren Eileen HermaneBrendan Walter JoyceDylan Lane LawsonKathryn Marie LokeyCasey McGounSamuel Lynn Grady NesbitMarissa Ellen NixonSean Christian OsbourneRachel Elizabeth PowellJessica Emily RingerJayna SananikoneJames Edward StonecypherCameron Brett TolerLauren Taylor Vess

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Bachelor of Science in Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Clay Alexander AllenTimothy Charles AtkinsCharles Moriah BoggessNoah Clynon BrewerWilliam Robert Casola, Jr.Lindsay M. ClontzPatrick Jake ConnerTyler Lee CraftSarah E. DenobleDominic Joseph EannarinoKenneth Andrew EricksonMaureen Elizabeth GorettiZachary S. GroverGabriel James HoekstraMatthew Robert JenkinsAlexander Swain JumpJohn Sigmon KittrellStephanie Catherine Brady LaduePaul R. LasleyCharles Thomas McClayLinda Anne Marie MeadowsMegan Elizabeth OwensJasmine J. PeterkinJaspreet K. PooniCollin R. PowerDarrell Kevin SalyerRebecca Suzanne SearsHannah Grace ShapiroCarmen Mone’t SwingerJohn Glenn Thomas

Stacy A. UlrichMichael D. WardAnne Christine Washington Bachelor of Science in Forest ManagementGarrison ClareyChristopher CohrsElisha Benjamin CreefDouglas Faulling DobsonWilliam Robert DupreeWesley Erik HarrisSamuel Luke HuffinesJordan Thomas LuffDominic ManzJosiah Scott MarshallConnor Matthew NesbittTaylor Gene RaynorTrevor Terrell SetzerChristopher Allen SmithAlexander Kyle TheodorakisHunter Briggs ThompsonBenjamin Y. Wright

Bachelor of Science in Nautral Resources Daniela M. AgostiniKelly Paige ArrupCarolyn Jane DoolittleRichard Robinson HoltElise Koehncke

Master of Environmental AssessmentAurora BakerMichael Robert BeutheTara Kathleen Johnson Terra Demars MearesSara Marian Schager

Master of Science in Forestry Austin James HeineMartha Clemencia Salas MontealegreWilliam Andrew WhittierJohn Robert Williams

Master of Natural Resources Jessica Pope PerrinTiEra Daveon Worsley

Master of Science in Natural ResourcesStephanie Jo ChizmarDarya Yakova CowickDresden Gabrielle McGregorJustine A. NevilleElizabeth Kaye Wooten Master of Geospatial Information Science and Technology (Joint Program with the

Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism Management) Jeffrey John AdamchakSteven Thomas EllisShane Louis Gainan William James Jonas Joyce Michelle Lopez David Thomas Mathern Geeta Mounika Nakkina Christopher Leland ParkerPaul Thomas Schrum, Jr.Meredith M. StullCaroline Larsen Suffern Craig Matthew Tryzbiak Michael TutwilerYi-Peng Yang

Doctor of Philosophy in Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation BiologyRene Xavier Valdez

Doctor of Philosophy in Geospatial Information Science and Technology Anna Petrasova

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Bachelor of Science in Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management Robert Derrick ApplewhiteLara Frances BannisterRonnell Rashod BlountNicole Kinsey BradshawAbigail Brooke BroughtonChristian Alexander CheyneyAaron CookeKathryn Riley CovingtonCevin Coult CullerJordan Rashaun DrakeChristopher Mark DunhamCassidy Morgan EdwardsMary Katherine FaganMarkeisha GatlingHaley Frances GuileyGregory Maxwell HainesMackenzie Ann HancinAlexandria HarasMaddison HightowerHannah Grace HumphreyTori Anne-Christina JonesColin KinneyEthan Michael KnowlesZachary Lee LangstonRobert Wayne MarbreyHaley Anne Merritt

Alexandra Baker MillerAndrew James MinnemeyerAlexandra Corrin NagleAbigail M. ParrishTara Lorraine PeckhamGermaine Quadarius PrattCarly Lynn PyatteCasey Lee PyatteAnn Moore RobertsonCaroline J. RushSierra B. SimmonsDaniel Penn SpiveyChase Reynolds SwainCameron Brian TeagueWilliam Coleman WaltersMary Catherine WhiteNicole Marie WildTaylor Erin WilliamsDravious Edward Wright

Bachelor of Science in Professional Golf ManagementAustin Duane CookChristian Tyler DavisDavid Bruce EinsteinRyan M. FollRamon Ocaly Gonzalez RojasConor Daniel GrandinKevin Lee MartinJeffrey Tyler MooreTyler Alan Noske

Bachelor of Science in Sport ManagementJavonne Pilar AntoineMatthew David ArnoldWilliam Robert Atkinson IIIKyle Mitchell BambardLauren Mackenzie BarnesTyiesha BattleAbigail Elizabeth BauerDeven Ricky BhardwajHampton M. BillipsBrett Harris BirnbergSarah Wallace BowmanMarissa Carriemarie BoykinKaylee Dare BraswellBrian Donald BrownEliza Wade ButtsTyler Neil CampbellPaige Elizabeth CanfieldClaire Rebecca CollinsAlyssa Rae ComptonQuashawn G. CunninghamCharles B. DeaneBailey Ann EdwardsTristan Niall ElledgeBrandon Robert ElsasserDaniel Scott FarmerWilliam Benjamin FarrowScott Charles FloccoGianna Marie FronteraLuis Joshua Gimenez-Madill

Savannah Hancock GoodsonZachary GoreAndrew Smith GrantAllison Brooks GuptonCaleb Walker GwaltneyChandler C. HalesLogan Allyn HamlettNathalie Simone HamlinJane Elizabeth HartleyDavis Atwood HawksEric James HilseJames William HodgesAnna Sidney HoodAndrew Michael HorneZhiying HuangHarli Joyce HubbardIsaiah Michael JonesMatthew Daniel KasseDong Jun KimJohn Hogan KoonceBrian Michael LassiterCaleb A. LawrenceJordan Caleb LeitchWaverly Simone LoganHamlin McBee LuciusMaximilian LuftlDaniel Thomas MaherColton Roger MarionJesse C. MathiasDaniel Foxworth MaxwellAlantra Nijayah Mattire Miller

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Dana J. NadlerEmily Clair NewtonRiley S. NicholsonAnthony Forbes NigroSteven C. OakleyIan B. OehringCaleb P. OrrChristopher M. Page Alexander Robert PattonMitchell Alexander PittmanEmily Louise Hiatt ReichardMichael Lawrence RichardsonKayla Leigh RobertsOmar Eduardo RosadoDaniel Edward Rose

Gavigan Grey RussellZachary R. SansaveraBryson Rachel SchmidtRashaan Shamar SearsWesley Adam SpeightEvan Ross SteilerEthan Edward StoneJessica Andrea-Patrice StubbsBenjamin Wade TaylorBrandon M. ToledoChristopher TurnerZachary Lynwood WebbGabriela Elizabeth WellsBrent Patrick WilkinsonHayden P. WilliamsNathan Jeffery WilliamsLogan Reid WinklesZachary A. Wright

Master of Parks, Recreation and Sport ManagementMatthew L. BarberSharon Lynn Barbour Hannah Danielle BuschertGabriel R. Button Matthew Ryan Carusona Mary Allison Coe Benjamin James Collette Sean Patrick Cramer Rachel Clare Harris Leanna Jennings Michael Damian KingJordan Boyd Kirk Gregory Aaron Lane Zachary Tyler Lee Gerald P. Mclean Elizabeth A. Overman

Tasha Lynn Owens Rori Ann RayJonah Breese Reagle Veronica Liz Rodriguez Sandra Amparo Soriano Lauren Michelle Stover Allison Ann Westpfahl

Master of Science in Parks, Recreation and Tourism ManagementBrendali Carrillo Barrera Mayra Viridiana Robledo Ann Elizabeth Savage

Doctor Philosphy in Parks, Recreation and Tourism ManagementMatthew David Jurjonas Shahab Nazariadli

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