Sustainability Minor

(16 credits)

The sustainability minor allows students to explore the nature and impact of human-environment interactions as a means to inform current and future planning needs for environmental sustainability.

Entry Courses (4 credits):

ENVI 110 - Introduction to Environmental Sciences 3 Credits
ENVI 110L - Introduction to Environmental Sciences Lab 1 Credits

Capstone Course (3 credits):

ENVI 460 - Conservation and Sustainability of Natural Resources 3 Credits

Choose Three Elective Courses (9 credits):

AHS 210 - Principles of Environmental Health 3 Credits
AHS 220 - Public Health Concepts 3 Credits
AHS 356 - Water and Environmental Health 3 Credits
AHS 360 - Epidemiology 3 Credits
AHS 453 - Air Quality 3 Credits
AHS 457 - Food Protection 3 Credits
BIO 426 - Ornithology 3 Credits
BIO 427 - Plant Taxonomy 2 Credits
BIO 428 - Mammalogy 2 Credits
BIO 450 - Advanced Ecology 3 Credits
BIO 455 - Humans and the World Environment 3 Credits
BIO 491 - Special Topics in Biology 1-4 Credits
CNST 213 - Environmental Control Systems 3 Credits
ECON 303 - Environmental Economics 3 Credits
ENVI 356 - Water and Environmental Health 3 Credits
ENVI 419 - Global Geography 3 Credits
ENVI 420 - Urban Geography 3 Credits
ENVI 440 - Human Ecology 3 Credits
ENVI 456 - Lakes and Wetlands 3 Credits
ENVI 462 - Ethics and the Environment 3 Credits
ENVI 471 - Quaternary Paleoecology 3 Credits
PSY 350 - Environmental Psychology 3 Credits
RCSM 455 - Advanced Public Lands & Recreation Administration 3 Credits
RCSM 361 - Introduction to Outdoor Education 3 Credits

Note:

The Sustainability Minor is not available to students who have declared the Geography and Sustainability Major.