Environmental Studies Combined
Major Requirements
Environmental
Studies Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Coursework - Take both courses | ||
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Introduction to Environmental Studies | 4 |
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Methods of Environmental Analysis | 3 |
| Foundation Coursework - Take a minimum of two courses from the 2 areas listed below | ||
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Classical Foundations of Nature Writing | 4 |
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Conceptions of Nature in Greek and Roman Thought | 4 |
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The Literature of Nature | 4 |
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Environmental Radicals in Literature | 4 |
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The Nature Essay | 4 |
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Regional Literatures of Place: The W and the S | 4 |
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Ecocriticism | 4 |
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Environmental Writing and the American West* | 4 |
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Mothers, Witches, and Nymphs: Concepts of Women and Nature | 4 |
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Pages of Stone: The Literature of Geology | 3 |
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Environmental Ethics | 4 |
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Foundations of American Romanticism | 4 |
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Food: What's for Dinner? | 4 |
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Contemporary American Romanticism | 4 |
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Environmental Thinking | 4 |
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Environmental Aesthetics | 4 |
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Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Animals and Philosophy | 4 |
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Eco-Literature in the Americas | 4 |
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Environmentalism and Nature in German Culture | 4 |
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Haiku and Nature in Japan | 4 |
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Principles of Microeconomics and the Environment | 4 |
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People, Nature, Technology: Built and Natural Environments in US History | 4 |
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Whitman in the Global Food System | 4 |
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Introduction to Politics and the Environment | 4 |
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Political Ecology | 4 |
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Natural Resource Policy and Management | 4 |
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Environment and Politics in the New West* | 4 |
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Nature, Culture, Politics | 4 |
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Environmental Communication | 4 |
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Environmental Sociology | 4 |
|
Environmental Social Movements | 4 |
| Interdisciplinary Coursework: Take a minimum of one course | ||
EnvS 327 |
Biodiversity | 4 |
EnvS 353 |
Environmental Justice | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Land in America | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Raw Geographies: | 4 |
EnvS 369 |
Food, Agriculture, and Society | 4 |
EnvS 387 |
Sustainability | 4 |
EnvS 408 |
Western Epiphanies: Integrated Project* | 4 |
EnvS 459 |
Interdisciplinary Fieldwork | 4 |
| Senior Coursework | ||
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Environmental Citizenship and Leadership | 2 |
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| *Offered only to students admitted to Semester in the West | ||
Biology Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Coursework - Take all courses listed below | ||
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Biological Principles | 4 |
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The Biological World | 4 |
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Genetics | 3 |
| Molecular / Cell Biology Coursework - Take 3 credits from courses listed below | ||
Bio 303 |
Cell Biology | 3 |
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Cell Biology Lab | 1 |
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Cellular Phyisiology and Signaling | 3 |
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Cellular Physiology and Signaling Lab | 1 |
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Developmental Biology Seminar | 2 |
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Neurobiology | 4 |
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Developmental Biology | 4 |
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Microbiology and Immunology | 4 |
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Biochemistry | 3 |
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Molecular Biology | 3 |
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Biochemistry Lab | 1 |
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Molecular Biology Lab | 1 |
| Organismal Biology Coursework - Take 4 credits from courses listed below | ||
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Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy | 4 |
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Physiology | 4 |
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Pathophysiology | 4 |
| Ecology/Evolution Coursework - Take 8 credits from courses listed below | ||
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Natural History of the Inland Northwest | 4 |
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Plant Ecology | 4 |
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Plant Biology Lab | 1 |
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Regional Biology | 1 |
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Ecology | 4 |
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Plants and People | 3 |
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Biology of Amphibians and Reptiles | 4 |
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Evolutionary Biology | 4 |
| Additional Requirements | ||
Biol 489 |
Senior Research | 1 |
Biol 490/498 |
Senior Thesis and Seminar (498 - Honors) | 2 |
Chem 125 |
General Chemistry | 3 |
Chem 126 |
General Chemistry | 3 |
Chem 135 |
General Chemistry Lab I | 1 |
Chem 136 |
General Chemistry Lab I | 1 |
|
Advanced General Chemistry I | (4) |
Chem 245 |
Organic Chemistry I | 3 |
Math 125 or Stats Course (Math 128, Bio 228, Econ 227, etc) |
Calculus/Statistics | 3 |
Environmental
Studies Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Coursework - Take both courses | ||
|
Introduction to Environmental Studies | 4 |
|
Methods of Environmental Analysis | 3 |
| Foundation Coursework - Take a minimum of two courses from the 2 areas listed below | ||
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Classical Foundations of Nature Writing | 4 |
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Conceptions of Nature in Greek and Roman Thought | 4 |
|
The Literature of Nature | 4 |
|
Environmental Radicals in Literature | 4 |
|
The Nature Essay | 4 |
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Regional Literatures of Place: The W and the S | 4 |
|
Ecocriticism | 4 |
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Environmental Writing and the American West* | 4 |
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Mothers, Witches, and Nymphs: Concepts of Women and Nature | 4 |
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Pages of Stone: The Literature of Geology | 3 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
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Foundations of American Romanticism | 4 |
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Food: What's for Dinner? | 4 |
|
Contemporary American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Thinking | 4 |
|
Environmental Aesthetics | 4 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Animals and Philosophy | 4 |
|
Eco-Literature in the Americas | 4 |
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Environmentalism and Nature in German Culture | 4 |
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Haiku and Nature in Japan | 4 |
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Principles of Microeconomics and the Environment | 4 |
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People, Nature, Technology: Built and Natural Environments in US History | 4 |
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Whitman in the Global Food System | 4 |
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Introduction to Politics and the Environment | 4 |
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Political Ecology | 4 |
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Natural Resource Policy and Management | 4 |
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Environment and Politics in the New West* | 4 |
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Nature, Culture, Politics | 4 |
|
Environmental Communication | 4 |
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Environmental Sociology | 4 |
|
Environmental Social Movements | 4 |
| Interdisciplinary Coursework: Take a minimum of one course | ||
EnvS 327 |
Biodiversity | 4 |
EnvS 353 |
Environmental Justice | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Land in America | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Raw Geographies: | 4 |
EnvS 369 |
Food, Agriculture, and Society | 4 |
EnvS 387 |
Sustainability | 4 |
EnvS 408 |
Western Epiphanies: Integrated Project* | 4 |
EnvS 459 |
Interdisciplinary Fieldwork | 4 |
| Senior Coursework | ||
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Environmental Citizenship and Leadership | 2 |
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| *Offered only to students admitted to Semester in the West | ||
Chemistry Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Chem 125 | General Chemistry | 3 |
| Chem 126 | General Chemistry | 3 |
| Chem 135 | General Chemistry Lab I | 1 |
| Chem 136 | General Chemistry Lab I | 1 |
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Advanced General Chemistry I | (4) |
| Chem 240 | Quantitative Analysis and Chemical Equilibrium | 4 |
| Chem 245 | Organic Chemistry I | 3 |
| Chem 246 | Organic Chemistry II | 3 |
| Chem 251 | Organic Laboratory Techniques I | 1 |
| Chem 252 | Organic Laboratory Techniques II | 1 |
| Chem 346 | Physical Chemistry II | 3 |
| Chem 388 or Chem 320 | Env. Chem or Instrumental Methods | 4,3 |
| Math 125 | Calculus I | 3 |
| Math 126 | Calculus II | 3 |
| Physics 155 (or 165) | General Physics I | 4 |
| Physics 156 (or 166) | General Physics II | 4 |
| Chem 490 or Chem 498 | Research or Honors Thesis | 3 |
Environmental
Studies Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Coursework - Take both courses | ||
|
Introduction to Environmental Studies | 4 |
|
Methods of Environmental Analysis | 3 |
| Foundation Coursework - Take a minimum of two courses from the 2 areas listed below | ||
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Classical Foundations of Nature Writing | 4 |
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Conceptions of Nature in Greek and Roman Thought | 4 |
|
The Literature of Nature | 4 |
|
Environmental Radicals in Literature | 4 |
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The Nature Essay | 4 |
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Regional Literatures of Place: The W and the S | 4 |
|
Ecocriticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Writing and the American West* | 4 |
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Mothers, Witches, and Nymphs: Concepts of Women and Nature | 4 |
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Pages of Stone: The Literature of Geology | 3 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Foundations of American Romanticism | 4 |
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Food: What's for Dinner? | 4 |
|
Contemporary American Romanticism | 4 |
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Environmental Thinking | 4 |
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Environmental Aesthetics | 4 |
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Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Animals and Philosophy | 4 |
|
Eco-Literature in the Americas | 4 |
|
Environmentalism and Nature in German Culture | 4 |
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Haiku and Nature in Japan | 4 |
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Regional Natural History | 4 |
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Conservation Biology | 4 |
|
Ecology of the American West* | 4 |
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Introduction to Environmental Chemistry | 3 |
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Environmental Geology | 4 |
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Geology and Ecology of Soils | 3 |
|
Energy and the Environment | 3 |
| Interdisciplinary Coursework: Take a minimum of one course | ||
EnvS 327 |
Biodiversity | 4 |
EnvS 353 |
Environmental Justice | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Land in America | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Raw Geographies: | 4 |
EnvS 369 |
Food, Agriculture, and Society | 4 |
EnvS 387 |
Sustainability | 4 |
EnvS 408 |
Western Epiphanies: Integrated Project* | 4 |
EnvS 459 |
Interdisciplinary Fieldwork | 4 |
| Senior Coursework | ||
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Environmental Citizenship and Leadership | 2 |
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| *Offered only to students admitted to Semester in the West | ||
Economics Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Econ 177 (or Econ 101) | Principles of Microeconomics and the Environment | 4 |
| Econ 102 | Principles of Macroeconomics | 4 |
| Econ 227 (may substitute Math 128 or Math 338) | Statistics for Economics | 4 |
| Econ 307 | Intermediate Microeconomics | 4 |
| Econ 308 | Intermediate Macroeconomics | 4 |
Econ 477 |
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics | 4 |
| One additional Economics Course | 4 |
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Environmental
Studies Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Coursework - Take both courses | ||
|
Introduction to Environmental Studies | 4 |
|
Methods of Environmental Analysis | 3 |
| Foundation Coursework - Take a minimum of two courses from the 2 areas listed below | ||
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|
Classical Foundations of Nature Writing | 4 |
|
Conceptions of Nature in Greek and Roman Thought | 4 |
|
The Literature of Nature | 4 |
|
Environmental Radicals in Literature | 4 |
|
The Nature Essay | 4 |
|
Regional Literatures of Place: The W and the S | 4 |
|
Ecocriticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Writing and the American West* | 4 |
|
Mothers, Witches, and Nymphs: Concepts of Women and Nature | 4 |
|
Pages of Stone: The Literature of Geology | 3 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Foundations of American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Food: What's for Dinner? | 4 |
|
Contemporary American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Thinking | 4 |
|
Environmental Aesthetics | 4 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Animals and Philosophy | 4 |
|
Eco-Literature in the Americas | 4 |
|
Environmentalism and Nature in German Culture | 4 |
|
Haiku and Nature in Japan | 4 |
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Principles of Microeconomics and the Environment | 4 |
|
People, Nature, Technology: Built and Natural Environments in US History | 4 |
|
Whitman in the Global Food System | 4 |
|
Introduction to Politics and the Environment | 4 |
|
Political Ecology | 4 |
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Natural Resource Policy and Management | 4 |
|
Environment and Politics in the New West* | 4 |
|
Nature, Culture, Politics | 4 |
|
Environmental Communication | 4 |
|
Environmental Sociology | 4 |
|
Environmental Social Movements | 4 |
| Interdisciplinary Coursework: Take a minimum of one course | ||
EnvS 327 |
Biodiversity | 4 |
EnvS 353 |
Environmental Justice | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Land in America | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Raw Geographies: | 4 |
EnvS 369 |
Food, Agriculture, and Society | 4 |
EnvS 387 |
Sustainability | 4 |
EnvS 408 |
Western Epiphanies: Integrated Project* | 4 |
EnvS 459 |
Interdisciplinary Fieldwork | 4 |
| Senior Coursework | ||
|
Environmental Citizenship and Leadership | 2 |
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| *Offered only to students admitted to Semester in the West | ||
Geology Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
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Environmental Geology | 4 |
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Sedimentology and Stratigraphy | 4 |
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Minerals and the Nuclear Fuel Cycle | 4 |
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Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology | 4 |
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Geomorphology | 4 |
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Field Geology of the Northwest | 1 |
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Structural Geology | 4 |
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Senior Seminar | 1 |
| One additional 3-4 credit geology course numbered above 250 | 3-4 |
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General Chemistry I | 3 |
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General Chemistry II | 3 |
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General Chemistry Lab I | 1 |
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| Take one of the following: | ||
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Regional Natural History | 4 |
Biol 130 |
Conservation Biology | 4 |
Biol 177 |
Ecology of the American West* | 4 |
OR Bio course approved by Geo Department |
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Environmental
Studies Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Coursework - Take both courses | ||
|
Introduction to Environmental Studies | 4 |
|
Methods of Environmental Analysis | 3 |
| Foundation Coursework - Take a minimum of two courses from the 2 areas listed below | ||
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|
Regional Natural History | 4 |
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Conservation Biology | 4 |
|
Ecology of the American West* | 4 |
|
Introduction to Environmental Chemistry | 3 |
|
Environmental Geology | 4 |
|
Geology and Ecology of Soils | 3 |
|
Energy and the Environment | 3 |
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Principles of Microeconomics and the Environment | 4 |
|
People, Nature, Technology: Built and Natural Environments in US History | 4 |
|
Whitman in the Global Food System | 4 |
|
Introduction to Politics and the Environment | 4 |
|
Political Ecology | 4 |
|
Natural Resource Policy and Management | 4 |
|
Environment and Politics in the New West* | 4 |
|
Nature, Culture, Politics | 4 |
|
Environmental Communication | 4 |
|
Environmental Sociology | 4 |
|
Environmental Social Movements | 4 |
| Interdisciplinary Coursework: Take a minimum of one course | ||
EnvS 327 |
Biodiversity | 4 |
EnvS 353 |
Environmental Justice | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Land in America | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Raw Geographies: | 4 |
EnvS 369 |
Food, Agriculture, and Society | 4 |
EnvS 387 |
Sustainability | 4 |
EnvS 408 |
Western Epiphanies: Integrated Project* | 4 |
EnvS 459 |
Interdisciplinary Fieldwork | 4 |
| Senior Coursework | ||
|
Environmental Citizenship and Leadership | 2 |
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| *Offered only to students admitted to Semester in the West | ||
ES Humanities Foundational
Courses - take 2 from list below |
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Clas 217 / EnvS 217 |
Classical Foundations of the Nature Writing Tradition | 4 |
Eng 339ST |
Romantic Literature: Romantic Poetry | 4 |
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The American Literacy Emergence, 1620-1920 | 4 |
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The Literature of Nature | 4 |
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Regional Literatures of Place: The W and the S | 4 |
Envs 358 |
Ecocriticism | 4 |
EnvS 368ST |
Mothers, Witches, and Nymphs: Concepts of Women and Nature |
4 |
|
Pages of Stone: Literature of Geology | 3 |
German Studies / World Lit 319 |
Environmentalism and Nature in German Culture | 4 |
Phil 207 |
Foundations of American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Contemporary American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Emerson | 4 |
| ES Humanities Writing Requirement - Take one course | ||
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The Nature Essay | 4 |
EnvS 360 |
Environmental Writing in the American West* | 4 |
| ES Humanities Critical Thinking Requirement - Take one course | ||
Classics 226/EnvS 226 |
Conceptions of Nature in Greek and Roman Thought | 4 |
|
Critical Reasoning | 4 |
|
Problems in Philosophy | 4 |
Phil 120 |
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Ethics | 4 |
Phil 208 |
Food: What's For Dinner | 4 |
Phil 212 |
Environmental Thinking | 4 |
|
History and Philosophy of Science | 4 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Animals and Philosophy | 4 |
| ES Humanities Electives - Take 3 courses (2 must be above 300 level) | ||
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Environmental Aesthetics | 4 |
|
Ways of Seeing: An Introduction to Japanese Art and Aesthetics | 4 |
Clas 217/EnvS 217 |
Classical Foundations of the Nature Writing Tradition | 4 |
Clas 226/EnvS 226 |
Conceptions of Nature in Greek and Roman Thought | 4 |
Eng 339 ST |
Romantic Literature: Romantic Poetry | 4 |
Engl 348 |
The American Literary Emergence, 1620-1920 | 4 |
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The Literature of Nature | 4 |
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Environmental Radicals in Literature | 4 |
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Regional Literatures of Place: The W and the S | 4 |
EnvS 358 |
Ecocriticism | 4 |
EnvS 360 |
Environmental Writing and the American West* | 4 |
EnvS 368ST |
Mothers, Witches, and Nymphs: Concepts of Women and Nature | 4 |
Phil 120 |
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
Phil 207 |
Foundations of American Romanticism | 4 |
Phil 209 |
Contemporary American Romanticism | 4 |
Phil 212 |
Environmental Thinking | 4 |
Phil 300 |
Emerson | 4 |
Phil 345 |
Animals and Philosopy | 4 |
Span 437/World Lit 339 |
Eco-Literature in the Americas | 4 |
World Lit 328 |
Haiku and Nature in Japan | 4 |
Environmental
Studies Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Coursework - Take both courses | ||
|
Introduction to Environmental Studies | 4 |
|
Methods of Environmental Analysis | 3 |
| Foundation Coursework - Take a minimum of two courses from the 2 areas listed below | ||
|
||
|
Classical Foundations of Nature Writing | 4 |
|
Conceptions of Nature in Greek and Roman Thought | 4 |
|
The Literature of Nature | 4 |
|
Environmental Radicals in Literature | 4 |
|
The Nature Essay | 4 |
|
Regional Literatures of Place: The W and the S | 4 |
|
Ecocriticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Writing and the American West* | 4 |
|
Mothers, Witches, and Nymphs: Concepts of Women and Nature | 4 |
|
Pages of Stone: The Literature of Geology | 3 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Foundations of American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Food: What's for Dinner? | 4 |
|
Contemporary American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Thinking | 4 |
|
Environmental Aesthetics | 4 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Animals and Philosophy | 4 |
|
Eco-Literature in the Americas | 4 |
|
Environmentalism and Nature in German Culture | 4 |
|
Haiku and Nature in Japan | 4 |
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|
Principles of Microeconomics and the Environment | 4 |
|
People, Nature, Technology: Built and Natural Environments in US History | 4 |
|
Whitman in the Global Food System | 4 |
|
Introduction to Politics and the Environment | 4 |
|
Political Ecology | 4 |
|
Natural Resource Policy and Management | 4 |
|
Environment and Politics in the New West* | 4 |
|
Nature, Culture, Politics | 4 |
|
Environmental Communication | 4 |
|
Environmental Sociology | 4 |
|
Environmental Social Movements | 4 |
| Interdisciplinary Coursework: Take a minimum of one course | ||
EnvS 327 |
Biodiversity | 4 |
EnvS 353 |
Environmental Justice | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Land in America | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Raw Geographies: | 4 |
EnvS 369 |
Food, Agriculture, and Society | 4 |
EnvS 387 |
Sustainability | 4 |
EnvS 408 |
Western Epiphanies: Integrated Project* | 4 |
EnvS 459 |
Interdisciplinary Fieldwork | 4 |
| Senior Coursework | ||
|
Environmental Citizenship and Leadership | 2 |
|
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| *Offered only to students admitted to Semester in the West | ||
Physics Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Phys 155 (or Phys 165) | General Physics I | 4 |
| Phys 156 (or Phys 166) | General Physics II | 4 |
| Phys 245 | 20th Century Physics I | 3 |
| Phys 246 | Waves, Electronics, and Quantum Mechanics | 3 |
| Phys 255 | 20th Century Physics Lab I | 1 |
| Phys 256 | 20th Century Physics Lab II | 1 |
| Phys 325 | Electricity and Magnetism | 3 |
| Phys 339 | Advanced Laboratory | 3 |
| One additional Physics course numbered between 300-480 | ||
| Math 125 | Calculus I | 3 |
| Math 126 | Calculus II | 3 |
| Math 225 | Calculus III | 4 |
| Math 235 | Calculus Laboratory I | 1 |
| Math 244 | Differential Equations | 3 |
Environmental
Studies Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Coursework - Take both courses | ||
|
Introduction to Environmental Studies | 4 |
|
Methods of Environmental Analysis | 3 |
| Foundation Coursework - Take a minimum of two courses from the 2 areas listed below | ||
|
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|
Classical Foundations of Nature Writing | 4 |
|
Conceptions of Nature in Greek and Roman Thought | 4 |
|
The Literature of Nature | 4 |
|
Environmental Radicals in Literature | 4 |
|
The Nature Essay | 4 |
|
Regional Literatures of Place: The W and the S | 4 |
|
Ecocriticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Writing and the American West* | 4 |
|
Mothers, Witches, and Nymphs: Concepts of Women and Nature | 4 |
|
Pages of Stone: The Literature of Geology | 3 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Foundations of American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Food: What's for Dinner? | 4 |
|
Contemporary American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Thinking | 4 |
|
Environmental Aesthetics | 4 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Animals and Philosophy | 4 |
|
Eco-Literature in the Americas | 4 |
|
Environmentalism and Nature in German Culture | 4 |
|
Haiku and Nature in Japan | 4 |
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|
Regional Natural History | 4 |
|
Conservation Biology | 4 |
|
Ecology of the American West* | 4 |
|
Introduction to Environmental Chemistry | 3 |
|
Environmental Geology | 4 |
|
Geology and Ecology of Soils | 3 |
|
Energy and the Environment | 3 |
| Interdisciplinary Coursework: Take a minimum of one course | ||
EnvS 327 |
Biodiversity | 4 |
EnvS 353 |
Environmental Justice | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Land in America | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Raw Geographies: | 4 |
EnvS 369 |
Food, Agriculture, and Society | 4 |
EnvS 387 |
Sustainability | 4 |
EnvS 408 |
Western Epiphanies: Integrated Project* | 4 |
EnvS 459 |
Interdisciplinary Fieldwork | 4 |
| Senior Coursework | ||
|
Environmental Citizenship and Leadership | 2 |
|
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| *Offered only to students admitted to Semester in the West | ||
Politics Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Courses - Take at least one of the following: | ||
|
Whitman in the Global Food System | 4 |
|
Introduction to Politics and the Environment | 4 |
|
Political Ecology | 4 |
|
Natural Resource Policy and Management | 4 |
| Political Economy Courses - Take at least one of the following: | ||
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Principles of Microeconomics and the Environment | 4 |
|
Genealogies of Political Economy | 4 |
| Global Politics Courses - Take at least one of the following: | ||
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International Politics | 4 |
|
The Politics of Globalization | 4 |
|
Politics of International Hierarchy | 4 |
|
North-South Relations | 4 |
|
Transnationalism | 4 |
| Electives - Take an additional 12 credits in Politics - 8 credits must be above 300 level | ||
Pol 490 |
Senior Seminar | 4 |
| Pol 497/498 | Senior Thesis/Honors Thesis | 3 |
| EnvS 488/498 | Senior Project/Honors Project | 1 |
Environmental
Studies Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Introductory Coursework - Take both courses | ||
|
Introduction to Environmental Studies | 4 |
|
Methods of Environmental Analysis | 3 |
| Foundation Coursework - Take a minimum of two courses from the 2 areas listed below | ||
|
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|
Classical Foundations of Nature Writing | 4 |
|
Conceptions of Nature in Greek and Roman Thought | 4 |
|
The Literature of Nature | 4 |
|
Environmental Radicals in Literature | 4 |
|
The Nature Essay | 4 |
|
Regional Literatures of Place: The W and the S | 4 |
|
Ecocriticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Writing and the American West* | 4 |
|
Mothers, Witches, and Nymphs: Concepts of Women and Nature | 4 |
|
Pages of Stone: The Literature of Geology | 3 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Foundations of American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Food: What's for Dinner? | 4 |
|
Contemporary American Romanticism | 4 |
|
Environmental Thinking | 4 |
|
Environmental Aesthetics | 4 |
|
Environmental Ethics | 4 |
|
Animals and Philosophy | 4 |
|
Eco-Literature in the Americas | 4 |
|
Environmentalism and Nature in German Culture | 4 |
|
Haiku and Nature in Japan | 4 |
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|
Regional Natural History | 4 |
|
Conservation Biology | 4 |
|
Ecology of the American West* | 4 |
|
Introduction to Environmental Chemistry | 3 |
|
Environmental Geology | 4 |
|
Geology and Ecology of Soils | 3 |
|
Energy and the Environment | 3 |
| Interdisciplinary Coursework: Take a minimum of one course | ||
EnvS 327 |
Biodiversity | 4 |
EnvS 353 |
Environmental Justice (cannot count as Soc 353 as well) | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Land in America | 4 |
EnvS 367 ST |
Raw Geographies: | 4 |
EnvS 369 |
Food, Agriculture, and Society | 4 |
EnvS 387 |
Sustainability | 4 |
EnvS 408 |
Western Epiphanies: Integrated Project* | 4 |
EnvS 459 |
Interdisciplinary Fieldwork | 4 |
| Senior Coursework | ||
|
Environmental Citizenship and Leadership | 2 |
|
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| *Offered only to students admitted to Semester in the West | ||
Sociology Requirements |
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Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Soc 117 | Principles of Sociology | 4 |
| Soc 207 | Social Research Methods | 4 |
| Soc 309 | Environmental Sociology | 4 |
| Soc 367 | History of Social Theory | 4 |
Take one course from the following list: |
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Technology and Society | 4 |
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Social Environmental Movements | 4 |
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Environmental Justice (cannot count as ES Interdisciplinary) | 4 |
| One Additional 4 credit course in Sociology | 4 |
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| Soc 490 | Current Issues in Sociology | 2 |
| Soc 492/498 | Directed Research/Honors Thesis | 2 |
| EnvS 488/498 | Senior Project/Honors Project | 2 |
| Take one course from the following list: | ||
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Principles of Microeconomics and the Environment | 4 |
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Whitman in the Global Food System | 4 |
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Introduction to Politics and the Environment | 4 |
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Political Ecology | 4 |
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Environment and Politics in the American West* | 4 |