Minor Requirements

Students complete an introductory course in Environmental History and a capstone experience in Literature and Ecology. In between, they choose environmental courses from geography, anthropology, philosophy, and other fields.

Consists of 24 credits:

1. Introduction to Environmental Studies
   HIST 280
2. Sustainability, 9 credits:
   1. Ecology: at least 3 credits from
      GEOG 101, NRES 150, NRES 200, BIOL 305
   2. Economy and Environment: 3 credits from
      
      GEOG 113, GEOG 120, GEOG 340, HIST 204, NRES 220
   3. Environmental Justice: 3 credits from
      
      ANTH 125, ANTH 345, ANTH 339, EDUC 305, ENGL 280, FOR 392, HIST 301, HIST 342, HIST 392, PHIL 351, PHIL 381
3. Environmental Humanities and Social Sciences 9 additional credits from any courses listed above or:
   
   ANTH 311, ANTH 350, ANTH 353, ANTH 371, ANTH 372, ANTH 380, ENGL 358, ENGL 363, ENGL 365, FOR 392, GEOG 344, GEOG 366, GEOG 373, GEOG 374, HIST 304, HIST 379, HIST 380, HIST 389, PHIL 345, PHIL 380, PHIL 385, PHIL 480, POLI 304, POLI 305, POLI 389, SOC 355, SOC 356, SOC 357, SOC 360, SOC 364, SW 364
4. Capstone Experience in Environmental Studies
   
   ENGL 392

Note: in some cases, substitutions for 1 and 4 may be possible.