Road Map to Success and Environmental Studies Curriculum

ENV 100

ENV 200

ENV 300

ENV 400 (Capstone)

BIO 106

CHM 101 (standard or pre-Law track) or CHM 133 (Env. Science track)*

PHY 142

MTH 115

PHL 202

HIS 235

A total of 6 electives in ENV, Env. Humanities, and Env. Sciences. The combination must include:

• 1 from A or B
• 2 from A and/or C 
• 2 from B and/or D
• 1 from A,B,C, or D

OR

For Environmental Science track, take:

• BIO 111 (4 credits)
• CHM 134
• BIO 310 (Environmental Biology)
• BIO 425 (Ecology)

AND

4 additional electives:

• 1 from A or B
• 1 from A or C
• 1 from B or D
• 1 from A,B,C, or D

 

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*Students in the pre-DPT track may substitute CHM 104

ENV 100

ENV 200

BIO 106 OR

PHY 142

PHL 202 OR

HIS 235

ENV elective (A or B)

Additional ENV elective (A,B,C,D)

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ENV Electives: 

A.ENV Humanities

ENV 310: Food (to be developed)

ENV 312: Environmental Aesthetics (in proposal)

ENV 314: Environmental Justice (to be developed)

ENV 484: Special Topics

B. ENV Sciences

ENV 311: Climate and Climate Change (to be developed)

ENV 313: Water (in proposal)

ENV 485: Special Topics

C. Environmental Studies Electives (Humanities Bank):

GEO 202 Cultural World Geography

RLS 119 Mercy and Justice

FA 362 Music, Ecology, and the Environment

MHH 314 Environmental Health

ENG 339 Technical Writing

ENG 348 Science Writing

PHL 270 Social and Political Philosophy

HIS 309 The American West

PHL 202 (required for major; only a possible elective for minors)

HIS 235 (required for major; only a possible elective for minors)

D. Environmental Studies Electives (Science Bank):

BIO 310 (only elective for students not pursuing Environmental Science track)

BIO 425 (only elective for students not pursuing Environmental Science track; prepare to take BIO 111 first)

BIO 313 Marine Biology

BIO 343 Microbiology

BIO 431 Field Biology

CHM 243 Organic Chemistry I

CHM 244 Organic Chemistry II

CHM 343 Introduction to Physical Chemistry

PHY 121Energy in Our World

ENV Internship or Research: At least 3 credits but can be taken more than once

Other special topics courses may count for an Environmental Studies elective with the Program Director’s permission.