Wood Science Curricula: A Plan For Improved Enrollment

Authors

  • Susan L. Sommer
  • James P. Armstrong

Keywords:

Education, Wood Science and Technology, enrollments, student recruiting

Abstract

A marketing plan for increasing Wood Science and Technology enrollment at Michigan Technological University is outlined. Results of a direct mail campaign are given.

References

Barnes, H. M. 1979. Education in wood science and technology: A status report. Wood Fiber10(4):243-258.nBarnes, H. M. 1980. Education in wood science and technology: Update 1978-79. Wood Fiber11(4):252-260.nBethel, J. 1979. Wood science and technology—Past, present, and future. Wood Fiber10(4):284-290.nDruesne, B., J. Harvey, and M. Zavada. 1980. College mailings—What works. The College Board Review116:13-17.n

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Published

2007-06-27

Issue

Number 3 / July 1984

Section

Research Contributions

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