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People making a difference... faculty and staff in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife assist in the preparation of students for professional careers in fisheries and wildlife as biologists, managers, consultants and administrators. Many faculty are involved in graduate and undergraduate curriculum in either a fishery science or a wildlife science major. In addition to instruction, faculty have research projects that cover a wide range of subject matter.

 

Fisheries and Wildlife Department Office

Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
Natural Resources Building
480 Wilson Road, Room 13
East Lansing, Michigan 48824
Tel: 517.355.4478
Fax: 517.432.3502

Jamie Lake, Department Office Secretary
Email: lakejami@msu.edu

Office of the Chair

Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
Natural Resources Building
480 Wilson Road, Room 007
East Lansing, Michigan 48824
Tel: 517.353.0647
Fax: 517.432.3502

Dana Infante, Chair
Email: infanted@msu.edu 

Becca Wetzel, Unit HR Administrator and Assistant to the Chair
Email: blundel2@msu.edu

Undergraduate Degree Program

Academic Advising Center
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
Natural Resources Building
480 Wilson Road, Room 40
Tel: 517.353.9091
Fax: 517.432.3502

Jim Schneider, Undergraduate Program Coordinator and Advisor
Email; schne181@msu.edu

Jill Cruth, Undergraduate Secretary
Email: cruth@msu.edu

ADVISING - To schedule an appointment with Jim Schneider, contact the Academic Advising Center or make an appointment through the Student Information System. 

Graduate Degree Programs (M.S. and Ph.D)

Graduate Studies Office
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
Natural Resources Building
480 Wilson Road, Room 40
East Lansing, MI 48824
Tel: 517.353.9091
Fax: 517.432.3502

Mary Tate Bremigan, Graduate Program Committee Chair
Email: bremigan@msu.edu

Jill Cruth, Graduate Secretary
Email: cruth@msu.edu

 

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