With the ever-increasing awareness of the impact of humans on their surroundings and vice versa, an informed citizenry is essential. Students selecting this minor can expect to deal with information about the physical environment which will be directly applicable to changing the social environment by political means. As such, the environmental studies minor is appropriate not only for those interested in their personal surroundings but also for those who will be assuming leadership roles in their communities, businesses, government, and other organizations. The student’s objective will be to acquire skills useful in the work place: sampling techniques; collecting and understanding data; methods of effecting change; and understanding regulatory compliance. It also requires students to criticize, integrate and synthesize ideas and information.
Pre-/Corequisite:
| MATH 1150 |
Statistics |
3 |
| or |
|
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| AC____ |
Applied Technology
(one course or independent study
utilizing data handling) |
3 |
Requirements for Environmental Studies Minor:
| BIOL 2215 |
Environmental Science |
4 |
| BIOL 2310 |
Field Ecology |
4 |
| or |
|
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| BIOL 2330 |
Aquatic Biology |
|
| MGT 2360 |
Real Estate Management* |
3 |
| P&H 2200 |
Political Tactics |
3 |
| SCI 2220 |
Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental Affairs |
3 |
| Total Credits: |
|
20 |
Recommendation:
Internship, Independent Study or Field Experience
*alternatives may be discussed