Taught by Ted Szczawinski, Rutgers’ Tree Pruning course teaches participants how to prune properly for aesthetics, health, and safety.
Course participants include departments of public works, parks and recreation, and highway employees, as well as professionals working for tree care companies, private landscape contractors, golf courses, condo associations, nurseries, and even cemeteries.
Rutgers redesigned and constructed a cutting-edge radon training slab for hands-on learning.
Radon expert Bill Brodhead designed the radon mitigation training center to be an incredible teaching tool for Rutgers students.
Certified Tree Experts Steve Chisholm and Ted Szczawinski teach arborists how to identify and mitigate hazardous trees in order to prevent damage during severe weather events.
Arborists, landscapers, shade tree commission volunteers, and others learn a system for monitoring the health of trees in Rutgers’ Hazardous Tree Identification course.
Bill Brodhead is Fighting an Invisible Killer, One Radon Mitigation System at a Time
A leading proponent of radon awareness, Bill Brodhead is an expert in radon mitigation and an instructor for the Eastern Regional Radon Training Center at Rutgers.
Hess completed the Three-Week Turf course in 2020 and graduated with his Two-Year Turf Certificate in December 2021.
Currently a Second Assistant Superintendent at GlenArbor Golf Club in Bedford Hills, NY, Hess credits his success to his family, coworkers, and his Rutgers Turf education.
