Undergraduate Minor: The Environmental Fellows Program
EFP Course List
Natural Science Foundation Courses (Freshman, sophomore or junior year)
Social and Cultural Foundation Courses (Freshman, sophomore or junior year)
Advanced Environmental Courses (sophomore, junior or senior year)
- ABE 459 Drainage and Water Management
- ACE /NRES 310 Natural Resource Economics
- ACE 406 Environmental Law
- ACE 410 Applied Natural Resources Economics
- ACE 411 Environment and Development
- AGCM/ENVS/NRES 330 Environmental Communications
- AGCM/ENVS/NRES 430/SOC 464 Communication in Environmental Social Movements
- ATMS /GEOG 421/GEOL 481 Earth Systems Modeling
- CEE 330 Environmental Engineering
- CEE 350 Water Resources Engineering
- CEE 434 Environmental Systems
- CEE 437 Water Quality Engineering
- CEE 442 Environmental Engineering Principles, Physical
- CEE 443 Environmental Engineering Principles, Chemical
- CEE 444 Water Biology
- CEE 447/ATMS 420/ENVS 450 Atmospheric Chemistry
- CEE 450 Surface Hydrology
- CHEM 460 Green Chemistry
- CHLH/ ENVS 469 Environmental Health
- CHLH 474 Principles of Epistemology
- CPSC /NRES 431/IB 440 Plants and Global Change
- CPSC 432 Genetic Toxicology
- CPSC 435/ENVS 431/CHLH 461/IB 485 Environmental Toxic Substances
- FSHN/ENVS/ CPSC 433/VB 549 Basic Toxicology
- GEOG/ GEOL 480/NRES 406 Fluvial Geomorphology
- GEOG 408 Watershed Analysis
- GEOG 466 Environmental Policy
- GEOG 468/IB 491/ANSC 449/CPSC 448 Biological Modeling
- GEOL/ENVS 380 Environmental Geology
- GEOL/ENVS 482 Current Problems in Environmental Geology
- IB 443 Evolutionary Ecology
- IB 444 Insect Ecology
- IB 445 Chemical Ecology
- IB 451/CPSC 436/ENVS 420 Conservation Biology
- IB 485/ENVS 433/VB 534 Environmental Toxic Substances
- IB 486 Pesticide Toxicology
- LA 314 History of World Landscapes
- LA/UP 441 Land Resource Evaluation
- LA 450 Ecology and Land Restoration
- LA 452 Natural Precedent in Planting
- LA 470 Social/Cultural Design Issues
- LAST/ANTH 401/HIST 409/IB 454 Latin American Ethnobotany
- NRES 325 Forest Land Policy and Administration
- NRES/IB 348 Fish and Wildlife Ecology
- NRES 351 Environmental Chemistry
- NRES 401 Watershed Hydrology
- NRES 410 Applied Natural Resource Economics
- NRES 416 Forest Biology and Protection
- NRES 419 Environmental and Plant Ecosystems
- NRES 420 Restoration Ecology
- NRES 429 Aquatic Ecosystem Conservation
- NRES449/SOC 458 Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy
- NRES/ENVS 451 Environmental Organic Chemistry
- NRES/PSYC 472 Environmental Psychology
- NRES/UP/GEOG 446 Ecological Numeracy
- NRES 499/SCO 458 Communicating Nature
- RST/ENVS/LA/NRES/RSOC/UP 444 Social Impact Assessment
- SOC/ENVS/RSOC 447 Environmental Sociology
- SOC 474 Population Trend and Patterns
- UP/ENVS406 Urban Ecology
ENVS 301: Environmental Issues Today (SENIORS ONLY)
This seminar exposes EFP students to different disciplinary perspectives on specific environmental issues. Topics change each semester to reflect current environmental concerns.
ENVS 350: Environmental Problems Assessment Workshop (SENIORS ONLY)
Working in teams and drawing on their disciplinary knowledge, students will analyze the technological, political and social issues surrounding an environmental problem. After identifying causes, consequences and potential remedies, students will develop recommendations for action.
Capstone Project (Junior or senior year)
Allowing the student to focus on a topic of his or her particular interest, the Capstone Project gives EFP students an opportunity to work with a faculty member on campus, complete an internship, or otherwise delve into an environmental issue. The Capstone Project is self-directed and is taken for independent study or internship credit.
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