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)
- ACE/ECON/ENVS/NRES/UP 210 Environmental Economics
- AGCM 210 Writing for Agriculture and Environmental Media
- GEOG 210 Contemporary Social and Environmental Problems
- HIST 101/ENVS/NRES 161 Global Environmental Change
- HIST/ENVS 201 Environmental History
- LA 220 African Architecture and Urbanism
- NRES/LA/RST 242/ HIST 282 Nature and American Culture
- NRES 287/PS 273 Nature, Society and Democracy
- RST/NRES/LA 244 Science and Values of Environmental Decision Making
- SOC/RSOC 270 Population Issues
- UP/ENVS 218 Politics of Environmental Protection
Advanced Environmental Courses (Sophomore, junior or senior year)
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. Click here for more information.
