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In the classroom and in the field, forest technology students are preparing for their futures from day one.
Immersed in real-world environments, like our experimental forest and on-site sawmill, you’ll get hands-on experience with data collection tools, explore wildlife, study land management, and learn about timber harvesting.
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Forest Technology (A.A.S.)
This program takes a hands-on approach that prepares you for technical and mid-management positions in forestry production, wood processing, federal and state agencies, and manufacturing industries.
Bachelor Degree Pathway
Rise to administrative and management positions in your field with an Applied Management (B.S.) Online degree.
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News
05.10.2021
Penn College again accorded ‘Tree Campus’ designation
Aided by its knowledgeable team of General Services horticulturists and foresters, along with academic programs in both of those ...
04.30.2021
Students mark Arbor Day with ESC tree-planting
Students at Penn College’s Schneebeli Earth Science Center planted a Vanderwolf pine tree for Arbor Day. Observed across ...
04.22.2021
Students encounter ups AND downs … and it’s all good!
Whether working below ground level or well into the treetops, Michael A. Dincher’s students get to experience the wide ...