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Course Information
NRES 600: Wisconsin Environmental Studies
is a three graduate credit
web-based course offered through the University of
Wisconsin-Stevens Point. The historical, natural, social, and
economic factors that influence the quality of Wisconsin�s environment
will be explored. Major theme
areas include: Conservation History, Ecological Foundations, Biodiversity,
Water, Land, Energy, Air, Environmental Health, and Environmental Quality
and the Future. This course is open to everyone, except: on-campus students by permission of instructor only. Course Mission: To
increase
awareness and develop participant interests and literacy in Wisconsin
environmental content,
issues, and ideas. Location: www.uwsp.edu/natres/nres600/index.htm Course Delivery: On-line Meeting Times: Semi-synchronous over a 10-week period Course fees for 3 graduate credits: For up to date fee and registration information please select: www.uwsp.edu/conted/ for more information. Start/End Dates for Fall Semester
2006:
Monday, October 2 - Monday, December
11. The course is 10 weeks in duration, including 3 Assignments and continuous Discussion. Students have until Monday December 11 to satisfactorily complete all assignments. It is strongly recommended that students progress according to the recommended dates. Instructors:
Questions? Contact Tim Byers, UWSP Extension Outreach Program Manager, tbyers@uwsp.edu
or (715)-346-4176 This course was developed in cooperation with UWSP Extension Continuing Education, UWSP Telecommunications and Distance Learning, the Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education, and the UWSP College of Natural Resources. |
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