146: Getting to Work Outdoors and Starting a Career Right After You Graduate

EPISODE · Jul 3, 2019 · 37 MIN

146: Getting to Work Outdoors and Starting a Career Right After You Graduate

from The Leadership Nature Podcast · host Leadership Nature

Elaine Snowberger kicks off this new season of Leadership Nature. In this season, Tom will be featuring up-and-coming forestry and natural resource students to share their educational experiences. Elaine shares some of the benefits of joining a forestry club, why she loves being part of the Clemson University family, and shares tips on how she scored her first forestry position!   Key Takeaways: [1:15] A message from Leadership Nature. [1:55] A quick intro about Elaine's background. [3:10] What got Elaine interested in forestry? [6:55] Elaine shares what her experience at the Clemson forestry club was like. [9:45] Elaine was elected treasurer of the club, then she went on to be vice president, and then president of the club. [10:10] At the club, Elaine mainly did crosscut events. [12:00] What are some of the benefits of being in the forestry club? [16:20] Elaine loves being part of the Clemson family. [20:35] Elaine shares how she found her first job in forestry. [23:10] What advice does Elaine have for new students? [24:50] Don't be afraid to job shadow industry professionals! [26:45] Elaine has made a good impression in being seen as a leader to her peers. [29:45] What were some of the most memorable courses Elaine had in school?   Mentioned in This Episode: Clemson University Hardwoodweb.com Eforester.org

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