Forest, Environment and Wildlife Leadership (FEWL) Academy
Program Overview
Introduction to the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment
The College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment at Auburn University offers a wide range of academic programs, research opportunities, and experiential learning experiences for students. The college is committed to providing students with a comprehensive education in forestry, wildlife sciences, and environmental conservation.
Academic Programs
The college offers several undergraduate majors, including:
- Environmental Conservation & Management
- Forestry
- Geospatial Information Science
- Parks and Recreation Management
- Sustainable Biomaterials and Packaging
- Wildlife Ecology and Management
- Wildlife Enterprise Management
- Wildlife Sciences Pre-Veterinary Medicine
In addition to undergraduate programs, the college also offers graduate degrees, online graduate programs, and minors in various fields.
Experiential Learning Opportunities
The college provides students with numerous experiential learning opportunities, including:
- Forest, Environment and Wildlife Leadership (FEWL) Academy
- Summer Practicum
- Study Abroad
- Clubs and Organizations
- Undergraduate Research Positions
- CFWE Volunteer Opportunities
- Careers & Internships
Research Areas
The college is involved in various research areas, including:
- Forestry
- Wildlife Sciences
- Ecosystems & Society
- Research Assistantships and Other Positions
- Undergraduate Research Opportunities
- Faculty Resources & Support
- Center for Natural Resources Management on Military Lands
- Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (CESU)
- The McCrary Institute
Outreach and Extension
The college offers outreach and extension programs, including:
- Kreher Preserve & Nature Center
- Solon Dixon Forestry Education Center
- Crooked Oaks
- Facilities & Outdoor Classrooms
- Continuing Education
- Seminars & Workshops
- Outreach News
- CLT News
Alumni and Friends
The college has a strong alumni network and offers various giving opportunities, including:
- Invest in the CFWE
- Giving Opportunities
- War Eagle Woods
- Woodlands & Wildlife Society
- Compass Circle Young Alumni Giving Society
- Tigers United
Careers
The college provides career and internship opportunities, including:
- Career and Internship Opportunities
- Undergraduate Research Opportunities
- Research Assistantships and Other Positions
- CFWE Employment
About the College
The college is led by Dr. Janaki R.R. Alavalapati, Dean, and has a rich history of teaching, research, and extension. The college is committed to providing students with a comprehensive education and preparing them for careers in forestry, wildlife sciences, and environmental conservation.
