Craig Milewski

Craig Milewski is a highly educated individual with a diverse academic background.

He holds a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Writing with a specialization in Creative Nonfiction and Poetry from Vermont College of Fine Arts.

Furthermore, he pursued a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Stream Ecology at South Dakota State University, showcasing his expertise in the field.

Craig also obtained a Master of Science (M.S.) in Fisheries from South Dakota State University and studied Fisheries at Michigan State University, demonstrating his dedication to environmental sciences.

Professionally, Craig Milewski serves as a Professor in the School of Natural Resource Management and Ecology at Paul Smith's College, bringing his wealth of knowledge and experience to the academic realm.

His prior roles include being an Assistant Professor of Biology at Dakota State University, highlighting his commitment to teaching and research.

Furthermore, he has worked as a Watershed Ecologist and Project Coordinator at the East Dakota Water Development District, where he contributed significantly to ecological projects.

Additionally, Craig has experience as an Assistant Fisheries Biologist at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Fisheries, where he honed his skills in fisheries management and conservation.

Craig Milewski's journey through academia and various professional roles has equipped him with a broad understanding of ecology, writing, fisheries, and natural resource management.