Environmental Sustainability

(LER–ENV)

Students must demonstrate knowledge of scientific, policy, social, cultural, and/or historical dimensions of human relationship to the environment. This should include themes of sustainability and the nature of the environment systems, their change, and threats to their continued function as a result of human activity. Designated courses across the curriculum will satisfy this requirement.

• ART 262 - Nature Into Art: The Cultural Dimensions of Landscape (3 Cr.)
• BIO 170 - Environmental Alternatives (3.5 Cr.)
• BIO 204 - Environmental Engineering (3 Cr.)
• BIO 238 - Ecology (3 Cr.)
• BIO 240 - Ecology and Evolution (3 Cr.)
• BIO 244
• BIO 272G - Intensive Course Abroad: Tropical Marine Biology (3 Cr.)
   
• BUS 141 - Introduction to Environmental Management (3 Cr.)
• CHE 106 - The Environment and its Chemistry (3 Cr.)
• CHE 270 - Environmental and Green Chemistry (3 Cr.)
• COM 225 - Consumerism, the Media, Popular Culture and the Environment (4 Cr.)
• EC 225 - Environmental Economics (3 Cr.)
• ES 100 - Introduction to Environmental Sciences (3.5 Cr.)
• ES 130E - Spanish/Environmental Studies in Ecuador (7 Cr.)
   
• ES 140 - Introduction to Environmental Studies (3 Cr.)
• ES 200 - Environmental Geology (3 Cr.)
• MA 141 - Statistical Data Analysis with Environmental Issues in View (4 Cr.)
• MA 155 - Elementary Mathematical Models of the Environment (3 Cr.)
• MA 171 - Calculus I—Environmental (4 Cr.)
• PHL 205 - Environmental Ethics (3 Cr.)
• PHY 250 - Energy, Physics, and the Environment (3 Cr.)
• PSC 140 - Introduction to Environmental Studies (3 Cr.)
   
• WS 242 - Women and Environmental Justice (3 Cr.)