Vaulted wood pillars, large woodcuts, maple paneling—the building symbolizes our commitment to educate students in natural resources. An original part of the School, the building is home to the Student Job Center and administrative offices.
Atrium
The airy, light-filled expanse celebrates our sense of place and the work we do. The large support beams represent trees; the roof structure, a forest canopy. The more than 50 flags on display represent the range of diverse backgrounds of our students, and the countries they served in as part of their degree programs.
Wood Murals
Grayling artist Terry L. Dickinson's 14 intricately carved natural resources and environmental science murals show the progress and relevance of our work—and highlight the individual and corporate sponsors who support School of Forestry and Environmental Sciences scholarship programs.