Environmental Studies Minor
24 credits required
Code | Title | Hours |
---|---|---|
ENVR 150 | Introduction to Environmental Studies | 4 |
ENVR 175 | Earth Systems Science | 4 |
ENVR 275 | Humans and the Environment | 4 |
12 credits of the following: | 12 | |
World Literature of Climate Change | ||
Conservation and Natural Resource Management | ||
Environmental Writing | ||
Environmental Health | ||
Sustainable Agriculture Science | ||
Outdoor Adventure Education & Leadership (2 credits) | ||
Climate Action Workshop | ||
United Nations Climate Change Conference (2 credits) | ||
Global Climate Change Policy (SW) (2 credits) | ||
Environmental Geography | ||
Introduction to Geographical Information Systems | ||
American Environmental Literature | ||
Gender & Environment | ||
Science of Climate Changes | ||
U.S. Environmental History | ||
Energy and Society | ||
Total Hours | 24 |
Only 300-level courses that are formally listed as ENVR are accepted as elective in the minor. Courses from other departments (i.e. BIOL 334 General Ecology) may not be counted toward the minor. Courses taken through other institutions (i.e. study abroad) must be approved by the department chair on an individual basis.
Additional Requirements:
General Education Requirements:
All undergraduate students must complete the requirements of the Integrations Curriculum (IC) which is designed to ensure all of our students receive a liberal arts education. Please review details of the Integrations Curriculum requirements here.
Graduation Requirements:
In addition to the Integrations Curriculum, all undergraduate students must meet the following minimum degree requirements to earn their degree from CSB and SJU.
Credits: 124 total credits, 40 of which must be from upper division coursework
GPA: 2.0 or higher*
Residency: At least 24 of your last 32 credits must be completed at CSB and SJU
Please visit Graduation under the Academic Policies and Regulations portion of the catalog for additional details regarding degree requirements.
* Cumulative GPA as well as major(s)/minor(s) GPA. Please note some majors/minors may require a higher GPA to earn their degree.