Chad Papa

Chad Papa participated in the Graduate Certificate while working towards his Masters in Forestry from Michigan State University.

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Chad Papa

Current Location: East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.A. 

Current Position: Researcher and Teaching Assistant, Michigan State University 

Previous Education: M.S., Forestry 

How do you see this Certificate as fitting in with your career or career goals?

The Certificate will bolster my resume and job skills to work in natural resource management. The policy, management, and stakeholder engagement aspects of the Certificate are necessary to succeed in this career path.

What type of individuals do you believe would benefit from this program?

This program seems very advantageous to graduate-level students, early career professionals, and mid-career level professionals with an interest in forest carbon.

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