NR Law Class Analysis

NR Law Class Opinion I would have to say that I was quite skeptical when first signing up for this class last fall. I was under the assumption that we would be covering game and fish law throughout the course, but that was not case. Instead we got the valuable opportunity to meet many of the conservation officers who work locally. I know credit limits are getting pushed further and further at these two year technical colleges, but I feel there should be a class solely for the learning of the various game and fish laws. The academy does address such laws, but I do feel we would be better prepared going in, if there was such a class. Overall, I have thoroughly enjoyed class discussion and the various presentations put forth by the many conservation officers that have come in to speak. They were able to better inform me on the process of becoming a conservation officer and what is expected of you from not only the hiring office, but the public as well. …show more content…
I have a strong interest in natural resources aviation and was looking at possibly going to Crookston. This class gave me the opportunity to not only meet many of our local conservation officers, but with that they brought their wealth of knowledge that they have obtained through years of experience within the profession. I know you had mentioned that a DNR pilot by the name of Jason Jensen will be coming in to speak sometime before the end of the semester and that will be a perfect time for me to ask many of the questions that I have. This class has opened me up to the professional realm of natural resources law enforcement and taught me many of the requirements that I need to meet to become one in the near