A total of 18 hours is required for the minor.

ENV 201Environmental Issues3
Select one course from each of the following:15

I. Social Sciences

ANT 339Culture and Nature: Introduction to Environmental Anthropology3
ANT 372Environmental Archaeology3
COM 270Special Seminar (when topic is Community Narratives of Environmental Justice)1-3
ECN 241Environmental and Natural Resource Economics3
ECN 341Economics of the Environment3
ENV 202Environmental Solutions3
ENV 301Topics in Environmental Studies (Environmental Policy and Law)1-4
POL 210Topics In United States Politics and Policy (when topic is 'Disaster, Race, and American Politics' or 'Race, Land, and Power')1-3
POL 281Environmental Political Thought3

II. Natural and Physical Sciences

BIO 306Topics in Biology3
BIO 311Ecology and Conservation Biology of Coral Reefs4
BIO 319
319L
Biology of Soils
and Biology of Soils Lab
3-4
BIO 327Mycology: Biology of Fungi4
BIO 330Land and Natural Resource Management3
BIO 340Ecology4
BIO 341
341L
Marine Biology
and Marine Biology
3-4
BIO 348
348L
Physiological Plant Ecology
and Physiological Plant Ecology
3-4
BIO 349Tropical Biodiversity of the Amazon and Andes4
BIO 356Ecology and Resource Management of Southeast Australia4
BIO 379Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)4
BIO 380Biostatistics3
CHM/PHY 120Physics and Chemistry of the Environment4
EGR 112Introduction to Engineering Experimentation4
ENV 220Introduction to Earth Science3
ENV 321Earth's Dynamic Surface3
STA 112Introduction to Regression and Data Science3

III. Humanities

ART 210Topics in Studio Art (when topic is Film and Video: Ecological Works)1-4
CRW 387Advanced Literary Nonfiction Workshop (Environmental Essay)3
ENG 341Literature and the Environment3
ENG 356Literature of the Caribbean3
ENV 381Wilderness, the Anthropocene, and Global Sustainability3
HMN 227Engaging the Humanities: Social Justice and Equity in Communities3
HMN 292Environmentalism, the Humanities, and Gender3
HMN 365Humanity and Nature3
HST 112Big History: A History of the Cosmos and Humanity's Place In It3
HST 311Special Topics in History (East Asian Environmental History)1-3
HST 368U.S. Environmental History3
JOU 321Environmental Journalism3
REL 341Religion and Ecology3

The following courses can serve as electives for the environmental studies minor. Additional courses may have been approved since the publication of this bulletin. The program director maintains a complete list of all approved courses. For course descriptions, see the relevant department’s listings in this bulletin.

ANT 339Culture and Nature: Introduction to Environmental Anthropology3
ART 121Design Studio: Ethics and Aesthetics3
BIO 304Topics in Biology (Land Use and Policy)1-4
BIO 306Topics in Biology (Geographical Information Systems)3
BIO 330Land and Natural Resource Management3
BIO 340Ecology4
BIO 341
341L
Marine Biology
and Marine Biology
3-4
BIO 348
348L
Physiological Plant Ecology
and Physiological Plant Ecology
3-4
BIO 349Tropical Biodiversity of the Amazon and Andes4
BIO 356Ecology and Resource Management of Southeast Australia4
BIO 380Biostatistics3
CHM 334Chemical Analysis4
CHM 351Special Topics in Chemistry (Green Technologies: Science and Entrepreneurship)3
CHM 351Special Topics in Chemistry (Chemistry of Food)3
PHY/CHM 120Physics and Chemistry of Environment4
COM 345Rhetoric of Science and Technology3
CRW 387Advanced Literary Nonfiction Workshop3
ECN 241Environmental and Natural Resource Economics3
ENG 341Literature and the Environment3
ENG 356Literature of the Caribbean3
ENT 335Renewable Energy Entrepreneurship: Science, Policy, and Economics4
ENT 351Green Technologies: Science and Entrepreneurship2,3
ENV 203Leadership for Sustainability3
ENV 301Topics in Environmental Studies1-4
ENV 302Topics in Environmental Studies1-4
ENV 303Topics in Environmental Studies1-4
ENV 304Topics in Environmental Studies1-4
ENV 305Topics in Environmental Studies1-4
ENV 306Topics in Environmental Studies1-4
ENV 391Individual Study1.5
ENV 392Individual Study1.5
ENV 394Environmental Internship1-4
HMN 365Humanity and Nature3
HST 112Big History: A History of the Cosmos and Humanity's Place In It3
JOU 321Environmental Journalism3
POL 281Environmental Political Thought3
REL 341Religion and Ecology3