Forestry Technician - Certificate of Achievement
Improve achievement of campus Student Learning Outcomes #2, 3and 6: Students will demonstrate critical thinking; Students will identify, evaluate and apply information; Students will demonstrate skills in relationships using teamwork and collaboration. Respond to innovation and advancements in the forensics field as it relates to crime scene investigations. Provide pathways for immediate and long-term, lucrative employment for students. Students will work with foresters, silviculturists, fuels managers, timber-sale preparers, Students completing this certificate will meet the requirements to gain employment as a Forestry or Fuels Technician (GS-4) for the US Forest Service, and the requirements to work as a field technician for local, state or federal agencies, private forest resource companies, and non-profits.
Courses
- ADMJ 108 — Introduction to Investigations
- ADMJ 126 — Crime Scene Investigation
- ADMJ 204 — Criminal Law and Procedure
- ANTH 200 — Introduction To Forensic Anthropology
- ART 150 — Introduction To Photography
- ANTH 120 — Physical Anthropology
- ANTH 120L — Physical Anthropology Lab
- BIOL 100 — Concepts in Biology
- BIOL 110 — Human Anatomy
- CHEM 102 — General Chemistry I
- ENVR 220 — Introduction to Forestry
- ENVR 045 — Seasonal Firefighting Basic
- BIOL 106 — Plant Biology, Evolution and Ecology
- ENVR 142 — Introduction to Environmental Science
- ENVR 160 — Watershed Protection And Restoration
- ENVR 210 — Introduction to Soil Science
- AGPS 210 — Introduction to Soil Science
- ENVR 230 — Introduction to Fire Ecology and Management