Wildlife Biology Cris Beaty Wildlife Tennessee Tech University Cookeville Tennessee

My name is Cris Beaty. I am from Jamestown, TN. I am coming to tech to study. Wildlife Biology. This is my major because I like to be in the outdoors. Wildlife is one of the things I really like to be around. I like fish, too, but not as much as wildlife. I would like to get a job as a park ranger or as a hunting guide. I don't really want to move far away from Jamestown but I know I would have to, to become a hunting guide. I looked at many other majors but I can't see being a teacher or something like that. I don't like school so teaching wouldn't be for me. Instead, doing something that I like would make life easier for me, I think. I wrote another but I don't know if I sent it the right way so I wrote another one. See ya, Cris Beaty

During my time at tech if I joined any club it would probably be the Wildlife Society. The reason I would join this instead of any other one is because I like wildlife. Since this is my major it just makes since to me that this would be the one for me to join. I like the other clubs and they seem nice but I just like wildlife more and I couldn’t be in more than one. So, the Wildlife Society would have to be the one I would choose if I was going to join any type of club. Sincerely, Cris Beaty

Cris Beaty Objective My objective is to become a park ranger or a guide for a hunting service. I would like to be either of these because it means being outdoors. Employment [ Fall Summer 2004 ]Mike’s New and Used Tires Jamestown, TN Technician [ Summer Present] Wal-Mart Cookeville, TN Technician I am a technician, which means I work on tires or change oil. Education [ Fall Present ]Tennessee Tech UniversityCookeville, TN Wildlife Biology I am a freshman at Tennessee Tech and I hope to graduate in four years. References Linda Wheaton Address: N/A Phone: N/A Stephen Williams Address: N/A Phone: N/A Denton Lowe Address: N/A Phone: N/A

Code of Ethics Associate and Certified Wildlife Biologists have a responsibility for contributing to an understanding of mankind's proper relationship with natural resources, and in particular for determining the role of wildlife in satisfying human needs. Certified individuals will strive to meet this obligation through the following professional goals: They will subscribe to the highest standards of integrity and conduct. They will recognize research and scientific management of wildlife and their environments as primary goals. They will disseminate information to promote understanding of, and appreciation for, values of wildlife and their habitats. They will strive to increase knowledge and skills to advance the practice of wildlife management. They will promote competence in the field of wildlife management by supporting high standards of education, employment, and performance. They will encourage the use of sound biological information in management decisions. They will support fair and uniform standards of employment and treatment of those professionally engaged in the practice of wildlife management.