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Introducing the new online alumni history

MSU Forestry is about community, and we always love to hear from our alumni! Whether it be memories of past instructors, friends, classmates, shindig, or an update of where your forestry education took you in life, we want to hear about it. This new feature on our website can help keep us connected. 

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The Fall 2020 edition of the MSU Forester magazine includes news of two new endowments, a letter from the FAA president, welcome to a new faculty member, a forestry alum is elected MSAF chair and the 2020 year in review.

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