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Sustainability and Environmental Policy Minor, B.A., B.S., B.A.A.

Advisors: Becker, Feig, Francek, Heumann, Liesch

In an age of environmental uncertainty, sustainable policies have become more relevant than ever. The sustainability and environmental policy minor gives students powerful insights into some of today’s most pressing problems and prepares students to tackle them

Program Requirements

Required Courses I (6 hours)

ENV 101Introduction to Environmental Studies

3(3-0)

SEP 300Sustainability and Environmental Policy

3(3-0)

Note: ENV 101 may be offered as WI.

Required Courses II (3 hours)

Select one of the following:

PAD 210Introduction to Public Administration

3(3-0)

PAD 211Introduction to Nonprofit Leadership

3(3-0)

PAD 523WIFundamentals of Grant Writing and Management

3(3-0)

Required Courses III (3 hours)

Select one of the following:

ENS 101QROf Earth and Us: Introduction to Environmental Science

3(2-2)

GEO 105Physical Geography

3(2-2)

Note: Students with a major or minor in Geology may substitute GEL 130 for Required Courses III. See faculty advisor.

Electives (9 hours)

Select from Electives I and II for a total of 9 hours:

Electives I (3-6 hours)

Select from the following:
ENV 310Environmental Issues Management

3(3-0)

ENV 312Adapting To Our Changing Climate

3(3-0)

ENV 350Foundations of Environmental Thought

3(3-0)

GEO 325Resiliency of Socio-Ecological Systems

3(3-0)

GEO 330Infrastructure: Resilient and Sustainable Development

3(3-0)

GEO 335Applied Conservation Geography

3(3-0)

Note:  ENV 312 and GEO 335 have prerequisites that are not listed in this minor.

Electives II (3-6 hours)

Select from the following:
ANT 350WI/BIO 350WI/CHM 350WI/ENV 351WIWater as Life, Death, and Power

3(3-0)

ANT 370/SOC 370Global Environmental Issues

3(3-0)

HSC 352Environmental Health

3(3-0)

HST 302Comparative Environmental History

3(3-0)

PSC 516Environmental Politics and Policy

3(3-0)

RPL 470WIPark and Natural Resource Management

3(3-0)

RPL 570Wilderness Issues and Policy

3(3-0)

Total: 21 semester hours