FAQ's

Why was the Graduate Student Association created?

Due to the large number graduate students, the Department of Natural Resources Graduate Student Association (GSA) was created to act as a liaison between graduate students and faculty, foster interaction among graduate students, and support social functio

How many graduate students study in this department?

The Department of Natural Resources supports about 60 graduate students with approximately 40 of those students being active on Cornell's main campus. Most DNR graduate students are located on the 3rd floor of Fernow Hall or in F-house (a small building r

Who sponsors GSA?

The GSA receives funding from both the department and the Graduate and Profession Student Association (GPSA) of Cornell University. This funding is used to sponsor programs such as a student run symposium for faculty, staff, and students to share their re

Why does GSA organize so many events?

All events aim to enrich the lives of graduate students in Natural Resources and build the foundation for a pleasant work environment and community.

I am a new/prospective student. Whom I should contact for more information?

The GSA would like to welcome you to the department and we hope this website will provide you with some useful information. Please feel free to contact any of the officers listed below if you have questions regarding orientation, housing, the department,