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Applications are currently being accepted for the spring 2017 semester of the Conservation and Natural Resource Officer (CNRO) Program, a one-year, dual certificate program that combines the Lackawanna College Police Academy with a 16-credit, undergraduate level, environmental semester at the Lackawanna College Environmental Education Center, Covington Township. Financial aid is available.The program begins with a spring semester of MPOETC Act 120 Police Academy, which can be taken at the Scranton campus or Hazleton center.Upon graduation, students will receive a Police Academy certificate, a CNRO certificate and a transcript showing completion of their undergraduate coursework.The CNRO program will prepare students for entry-level natural resource ranger and interpreter positions in the state, county and municipal park systems. Students can also transfer their field biology courses into a two- or four-year environmental studies program. Lackawanna College Police Academy&#8217;s, 785.5-hour MPOETC Act 120 Police Academy training additionally qualifies students for law enforcement ranger positions and positions within municipal police departments. The starting annual salary for this position is $34,000.For more information contact Sharon Yanik-Craig, 570-842-1506, or e-mail aniks@lackawanna.edu.

Lackawanna College excepting applications for CNRO Program