Graduates of the HDNRE program are trained to work in a variety of industries.
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The HDNRE graduate degree program exposes students to a broad base of state-of-the-art methodologies, theories, and technologies for addressing contemporary resource and societal issues.
Ph.D. Forest Resources and HDNRE
Assistant Extension Professor. College of Forest Resources, Mississippi State University
Consultant, Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Development, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania
Ph.D. Candidate. Anthropology and HDNRE
Social Scientist with Grand Teton National Park, National Park Service
Ph.D. Candidate. Recreation, Park and Tourism Management and HDNRE
Post-doctoral research associate, Appalachian Foodshed Project, North Carolina State University
Ph.D. Candidate. Recreation, Park and Tourism Management and HDNRE
Assistant Professor. College of Natural Resources and Environmental Management, Ball State University
Visiting Instructor, Dept. of Sociology and Social Work, University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point
Ph.D. Candidate, Architecture
College of Arts and Architecture
Ph.D. Candidate. Anthropology and HDNRE
Lecturer in the Department of Recreation Management and Policy at the University of New Hampshire
Ph.D. Candidate. Recreation, Park and Tourism Management and HDNRE
Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Management at Penn State University
Ph.D. Candidate. Geography and HDNRE
Instructor, Department of Physical Education and Recreation, Gallaudet University
Ph.D. Candidate, Recreation, Park and Tourism Management and HDNRE
University of New Hampshire
Faculty associated with the Human Dimensions of Natural Resources and the Environment Program at Penn State.
Faculty associated with the Human Dimensions of Natural Resources and the Environment Program at Penn State.
All students (M.S./M.A. and Ph.D.) in the dual-title intercollege graduate degree program in HDNRE are expected to complete a common series of courses (HDNRE 590 - 2 credit minimum for masters students and 3 credit minimum for doctoral students, HDNRE 574, HDNRE 575, and RSOC 555).
