Program Codes:
MENVS
Minor
BIO 147
A laboratory course that elucidates concepts taught in BIO 146 from a largely experimental perspective.
BIO 146
Students are introduced to the basic materials of the Earth and the processes that shape them/it. The course covers plate tectonics (including volcanic activity and earthquakes) as well as surface-related processes of weathering and erosion, glaciation, and ground and surface water. Students are engaged in active discussion and hands-on exercises during the course of the semester.
GEOL_102
A hands-on approach to further exploring and understanding topics covered in GEOL 100.
GEOL_100
Three additional environmental theme courses that are 200 level or higher approved by the minor advisor. (9-12 credits)
Two of the additional 200 level courses must be science courses (e.g., BIO, GEO, PUBH, or SCI)