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For certification in a major please contact your School of the Environment Academic Coordinator.

Pullman students

Alecia Hoene
Webster 1229
509-335-6166
alecia.hoene@wsu.edu

Tri-Cities students

Paisleigh Kelley
509-372-7241
paisleigh.kelley@tricity.wsu.edu

Elsa Silva Lopez
509-372-7490
esilva-lopez@tricity.wsu.edu

Vancouver students:

Erin Leverman
360-546-9451
erin.leverman@wsu.edu

Geologists in the field.
Students at a poster session.
Geologists in the field.
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