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The forest technology curriculum at Oregon community colleges

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  • Forest technician education at the community college is an important segment of the forestry profession (United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968). Objective The objective of this survey is to investigate the forest technology curricula at Oregon's community colleges. The question of what subjects should be incorporated into a common curriculum for Oregon's Forest Technology programs has been answered by the development of a basic curriculum. Literature reviews, questionnaires, and personal interviews with forest technician instructors were employed to accomplish the objective. Audience This paper has been written for those persons who are interested in obtaining knowledge about the community college forest technology curriculum. The paper will provide facts about the Forest Technology program for students interested in forestry, counsellors, forestry instructors, vocational education directors, and other concerned parties.
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