Environmental Studies

Environmental Studies Minor

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Environmental Studies Minor

24 credits

Required Core Courses: 12 credits

ENVR 150: Intro to Environmental Studies (BN)
ENVR 175: Earth Systems Science (NS, NW, QR)
ENVR 275: Humans in the Environment (NS)

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Environmental Electives: 12 credits

Choose THREE courses from the following list:

ENVR 300D: World Literature of Climate Change (HE, WR, TE3-JU)
ENVR 300N: Conservation and Natural Resource Management (TE3-MV)
ENVR 300P: Environmental Writing (AR, AE)
ENVR 300Q: Environmental Health
ENVR 300T: Sustainable Agricultural Science (NW, TE3-MV)
ENVR 300Z: Outdoor Adventure Education & Leadership (2 credits)
ENVR 303: Climate Action Workshop (EX, TE3-JU)
ENVR 305: U.N. Climate Change Conference (2 credits) (SS, SW, EX, TE3-JU) enrolled students typically attend the UNFCCC COP
ENVR 306: Global Climate Change Policy (2 credits) (SW, TE3-JU)
ENVR 310: Environmental Geography (SS, SW, TE3-MV)
ENVR 311: Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (AS)
ENVR 315: American Environmental Classics (HM, HE, WR, TE3-JU)
ENVR 327: Gender and Environment (GE, ES, CS)
ENVR 331: Science of Climate Changes
ENVR 360: U.S. Environmental History (HM, HE)
ENVR 377A: Energy and Society (SS, SW, TF-JU)

Only 300-level courses that are formally listed as ENVR are accepted as elective in the minor. Courses from other departments that are not cross-listed (i.e. BIOL) may not be counted toward the minor. Courses taken through other institutions (i.e. study abroad) must be approved by the department chair on an individual basis.