Internal resources

There are resources and support available to students in the School of Forestry. Here is a link to the Mrs. M Emergency Fund ( FOR – Mrs. M Emergency Fund ) and the Lumberjack Emergency Assistance Fund application

Alumni are a big part of the School of Forestry’s success.  We’d like nothing better than for you to keep up to date and stay in touch with us.

Visit our career development resources for information in the Forestry Job Center, seminars and workshops, and the kinds of jobs you can look forward to with a forestry degree.

The School of Forestry at Northern Arizona University has long been known for having its own distinct culture and close-knit community—here, you’ll find ways to get involved.

At the School of Forestry, we are committed to providing students with the most up to date information on academia, career resources and requirements, job opportunities, scholarship information, and NAU resources. Our team of professionals is dedicated to your success in the School of Forestry and is here for any questions, concerns, or comments you may have during your time here at NAU.

To be added to the following list servers (FORESTRYSEMINAR, FORESTRYALUMNI, FORESTRYCAREEROPPORTUNITIES), clink on this link

The following e-mail lists are used to communicate within the School of Forestry.

• CEFNS-FOR-FACULTY@lists.nau.edu – School of Forestry faculty as reflected in NAU records, plus a few additions
• CEFNS-FOR-STAFF@lists.nau.edu – School of Forestry staff as reflected in NAU records, plus a few additions
• CEFNS-FOR-GRADUATE@lists.nau.edu – School of Forestry MF, MSF, and Ph.D. Students
• CEFNS-FOR-ALL@lists.nau.edu – Contains lists Forestry-Faculty, Forestry-Staff, Forestry-Graduate, plus a few additions

Affiliated Faculty Policy (approved 10.28.2022)

SOE guidelines

School of Forestry Workload policy

Form to send School of Forestry related story requests (for newsletter, etc.)

The Forestry Graduate Student Association (FGSA) is a representative voice for all graduate students in the School of Forestry.

Our graduate student directory is updated annually at the beginning of fall semester.

Graduate students: find what you need to know in our graduate student handbook.

Need IT help with hardware, software, and multimedia? Visit our information technology center.

Here’s what you need to know to connect to a printer:

• if the printer you need is not mapped, or if you need an additional printer:
  • Navigate to \\acadprint7.ucc.nau.edu in File Explorer, right click on the printer needed, and then select “Connect”
• Mapping a printer to a Windows computer
• Add the Konica code (if applicable)

Want to study forestry abroad? We have many international studies programs that allow you to do that.

View School of Forestry Faculty publication information.

View professional papers from previous Master of Forestry (MF) students.

The School of Forestry offers a variety of research resources specific to the field of forestry.

Learn more about scholarship opportunities for Forestry students.

Seminars presented by individuals from a variety of research and management backgrounds occur most Wednesdays during the fall and spring semesters.