Program Outcomes

COMMUNICATIONS   

• Interact effectively, accurately and ethically using oral and written communication skills within the realm of the legal forestry work environment.
• Communicate, consult and collaborate with a variety of stakeholders and diverse interest groups.

MATH / TECHNICAL   

• Use a variety of appropriate mathematical strategies to evaluate and defend tasks.
• Use current and emerging technologies to collect and manage data for use in a variety of forestry specific computer hardware and software applications.

HIGHER LEVEL SKILLS  

• Assess and synthesize landscape level attributes to make appropriate management decisions.

FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS  

• Develop a common sense, solution orientated approach to solving problems and achieving tasks in the field.
• Develop proficiency in the collection, analysis and implementation of field data across multiple natural resource disciplines.

DATA COLLECTION / MANAGEMENT    

• Use current and emerging technology, compile and manage diverse data sources in order to aid in planning and decision making.

FIELD COMPETENCY 

• Demonstrate competency in a wide variety of forestry-related outdoor skills.
• Develop appropriate fire management practices for ecosystem health and protection.

ECOLOGY SKILLS 

• Develop skills that enable appropriate management of ecosystem structure and function.

INTERPERSONAL SKILLS

• Encourage self-motivation, personal growth, and career development.
• Support a strong team environment through effective collaboration – respectful of gender specifically and diversity generally.

FIRST NATIONS RELATIONSHIPS

• Develop a greater awareness of indigenous cultures of in order to build relationships with those communities.

PROFESSIONAL  

• Forge a professional culture that maximizes opportunities for successful employment while interacting ethically within a professional practice