Taylor honored as leadership innovator

Sue Nichols<Nichols@msu.edu> -

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Bill Taylor was honored in November by MSU's Great Lakes Leadership Academy (GLLA) for his role in a successful program to support emerging natural resource leaders.

"Bill’s passion for natural resource conservation, his understanding of the human interface with those resources, and his experience in collaborating across disciplines that led him to team up with John Robertson, a zoologist and former chief of Fisheries and Forest Management divisions for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, to develop the GLLA Emerging Leader Program. John and Bill’s vision to develop a program for natural resource leaders has inspired over 400 graduates to lead for the common good of Michigan."

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