Environmental Emphasis Courses

The Environmental Literacy general degree requirement investigates the ways human societies interact with and affect the natural and biophysical environment. Below is a listing (from the 2009-2010 academic year) of the different academic disciplines which offer Environmental Literacy courses.

• Anthropology 350: Cultural Ecology
• Art 335: Landscape Painting and the Environment
• Chemistry 100: Chemistry for the Citizen
• Clinical Lab Science 395: Environment, Health, and Technology
• English 392: Literature and Ecology
• Food and Nutrition 357: Ecology of Foods
• Forestry 361: Native American Forestry
• Geography 100: The Physical Environment Under Stress
• History 204: Modern Global Environmental History
• History 280: US Environmental History
• History 304: History of Climate Change
• History 392: Native American Forestry
• Human Development 386: Family Resource Management and the Environment
• Interior Architecture 130: Architectural Environments
• Interior Architecture 315: Sustainable Design
• Natural Resources 150: People, Resources, and the Biosphere
• Natural Resources 220: Global Climate Change and Water Resources
• Natural Resources 324: Invasive and Exotic Species
• Natural Resources 370: Introduction to Environmental Study and Environmental Education
• Natural Resources 395: Introduction to Environmental Study
• Paper Science 103: Paper, Society, and the Environment
• Philosophy 380: Environmental Ethics
• Physics 100: Energy in Today’s World
• Political Science 304: Environmental Policy
• Safety and Health Protection 330: Environmental Wellness
• Sociology 355: Environmental Sociology
• Sociology 360: Population Problems
• Water 220: Global Climate Change and Water Resources
• Water 324: Invasive and Exotic Species