Program
The inescapable pressures of an increasing population and flourishing technology demand a
commitment to responsible environmental stewardship and thorough understanding of our physical
environment. This program is designed to prepare students to understand the scientific, social and
philosophical nature of human interaction with the environment and to contribute solutions to environmental
problems.
Graduates may seek employment as technicians or may continue their studies in a variety of fields
such as engineering, health sciences, business, or agriculture. For example, students may transfer to UW’s
School of Environmental and Natural Resources. Internships may also be available.
Program for A.S. Degree with emphasis in Environmental Science
Sophomore Year |
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| Fall Semester |
Credit |
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Spring Semester |
Credit |
Plant & Fungal Biology (BIOL 2023) |
4 |
Intro to Nat. Res. (G&R 1050) |
3 |
Organic Chem. (CHEM 2320) |
4 |
Organic Chem. (CHEM 2340) |
4 |
US Government |
3 |
Introduction to Philosophy (PHIL 1000) or
Ethics (PHIL 2300) or Humanities |
3 |
Public Speaking (COMM 1010) |
3 |
Animal Biology (BIOL 2022)
|
4 |
Health & Human Activity |
1 |
+Electives |
4 |
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Assessment Requirement |
0-1 |
Total |
15 |
Total |
18-19 |
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.*Recommended Electives
History of the US West (HIST 1290), Intro to Geography (G&R 1000) , Western American Studies Seminar (HUMN 2486)
Statistics (STAT 2050),
Physical Geology (GEOL 1100)
+= Offered only in Spring Semester of even numbered years |
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