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Dr. Diane Kuehn
310A Bray
Hall 1 Forestry
Drive SUNY CESF Phone:
315-470-6561 E-mail: dmkuehn@esf.edu |
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Classes Taught
Fall, 2008
Freshman orientation (FOR 132) is designed to
introduce freshmen at ESF to the programs and faculty of the Department of
Forest and Natural Resources Management. For the class syllabus, click on the
link below. Links to reading logs and directed notes sheets are imbedded in the
syllabus.
Ecotourism and Nature Tourism (FOR 476/676) is a Service Learning class that is offered every fall at SUNY ESF. Service Learning courses engage students in providing real-life community services. During the fall 2008 semester, we will be working on feasibility study for the Onondaga Escarpment Nature Corridor in Onondaga County, NY. For the class syllabus, click on the link below.
Some of our class’s past projects have included:
· A Feasibility Study for the Hancock Heritage Center (2008)
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Tourism Plan for Hancock, NY (2007)
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Tourism Plan for the Onondaga Park Arboretum and Botanical Garden (2006)
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Feasibility Study for the Eden Regional Farm Museum (2005)
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Tourism Plan for the City of Syracuse’s Parks and Greenspaces (2004)
Guest lecturer presentation on Ecotourism
Spring,
2008
Environmental
Career Strategies for Women (FOR 496-10 and 797-02) is a graduate/undergraduate,
1-credit seminar that provides a forum for male and female students to interact
and discuss gender issues pertaining to academia and other professional areas.
Planning and Management of Outdoor Recreation Areas (FOR 473 and FOR 673) is a graduate and undergraduate level, 3-credit course that focuses on site planning of outdoor recreation areas and unit management plan preparation. This service learning course provides students the opportunity to work on actual park planning projects in Central New York.
FOR 490 Guest Lecture
For more information about
Recreation
Resources Management at SUNY CESF,
visit our
website at http://www.esf.edu/for/rrm!