| Tech Profs Win National Forestry Awards - 9/9/2002 The Society of American Foresters is honoring Kurt Pregitzer and Dave Reed for their research achievements. Forestry School Changes Name - 10/24/2002 "School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science" better fits the mission. New Degrees Approved - 10/8/2002 Two new computer-related degrees approved; forestry changes name Entomologist Tracks Emerald Ash Borer Invasion - 6/11/2004 Andrew Storer wants to find out just how far this tree-eating pest has spread. Michigan Tech, Peace Corps Add New Program - 11/20/2002 Returned Peace Corps volunteers can earn a master's at Michigan Tech, with a job waiting at the U.S. Forest Service Forests Could Benefit When Fall Color Comes Late - 1/21/2008 Fall colors are coming later due to increased carbon dioxide levels, and that may be good news for forestry industries. A Prehistoric Forest Rises From a Farmer's Pond - 2/27/2008 The remains of a forest that may have been covered by the last glacier to melt on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan more than 10,000 years ago has been found in a farmer's pond. Tech Receives $1 Million for Climate Research - 4/24/2006 Michigan Tech Forestry PhD Program Ranked Fourth in the U.S. - 1/15/2007 Greenhouse Gas Elements Building in Forests - 10/1/2003 New $810,000 grant for studying how the underground ecosystem copes. Tree Genome Research Could Lead to Better Biofuel Production, Combat Global Warming - 9/14/2006 Research featured on "Science" cover Tech Prof: Federal Ruling May Put Endangered Species in Danger - 5/29/2009 John Vucetich leads opposition to US Interior Department ruling. Tech to hold tuition increase to 2.3 percent - 5/7/2004 Board also approves several degree programs Board Approves Budget, New Degrees - 6/25/2004 MS in Business Administration re-opens in September. Michigan Tech Faculty Rated Among the Most Productive in the Nation - 11/19/2007 Michigan Tech's forestry faculty ranked first among research universities for their scholarly productivity last year, and geological and mining engineering faculty ranked sixth. Michigan Tech overall was in the top 20 of universities specializing in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Isle Royale Wolf-Moose Study Report - 3/5/2004 Global warming could be affecting wolf-moose balance Quieting the Cry of the Wilderness - 11/26/2003 Canoes may be a risk to loon productivity Forest Co-op Teleconference - 11/14/2003 Nationwide conference features local cooperative Energy Department Renews Support for Aspen FACE - 3/25/2005 The premiere window on the future of northern forests will continue to provide new views on the effects of global climate change. Green Invaders Gain a Root-Hold on Mackinac Island - 9/21/2005 The resort island could be on the verge of being overrun by an exotic European import. Bones Beat Trees as Markers for Environmental Change - 9/24/2007 Environmental change in the Earth’s atmosphere is clearly writ in the bones of wolves. DOE Names Michigan Tech Regional Center for Climate Change Research - 8/8/2005 Tech will select and coordinate research studies in a 13-state area. PhD Grad Earns International Award - 1/17/2005 Forest Research organization recognized Euskirchen |