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Tiffany Strange posing in nutrition lab.Tiffany Strange will graduate with a master’s degree in nutritional and food science from the Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at West Virginia University on May 17. Although she has two degrees in nutrition and a solid plan for the future, this path wasn’t always on her radar.  

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After four years at West Virginia University, Alaira Hudson, an upcoming Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources landscape architecture graduate, is ready to step out into the world and use design as a “catalyst for positive change.”

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Well before  Kathryn Gazal came to the United States, she was interested in forest economics in the Philippines, where she grew up as the daughter of an environmental forester. The  West Virginia University associate professor of  forest resources management now focuses on the economic contributions of the forest products industry.

Read More: WVU forest economist finds purpose in studying land management around the world