Application Process

All applicants must fully complete Parts A, B, and C of the workshop application. Applications should be submitted online via the link provide below. The three parts that comprise the Urban WildF.I.R.E. application are as follows: (A) General Applicant Information, (B) Short Answer Questions (200-word limit for each question), and (C) Name of professional reference. Any application for which there is missing information will not be reviewed. Application deadline is July 9.

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Asia L. Dowtin, PhD; Director, Urban WildF.I.R.E. Workshop

Michigan State University, Department of Forestry

Email: dowtinas@msu.edu; Phone: (517) 355-2380

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