Environmental Education Concentration
Students in this concentration will be prepared for employment in a variety of settings, including working at outdoor education, environmental, and nature centers; as naturalists or interpreters in federal, state, or local parks; conducting nature or environmentally-oriented activities for municipal or community recreation programs; as summer camp nature specialists; and as school and college workshop leaders and curriculum consultants. Students can also pursue advanced degrees in outdoor education and environmental education.
Required Courses |
Credits |
Semester |
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Introduction to Biology OR |
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Introduction to Biology: Ecology & Evolution |
4 |
__________ |
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Fundamentals of Ecology |
4 |
__________ |
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Introduction to Earth Science |
4 |
__________ |
|
Environmental Interpretation |
3 |
__________ |
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National Parks and Wilderness Management |
3 |
__________ |
|
Global Environmental Issues |
3 |
__________ |
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Natural Science Field Course (Choose one of the following)
Plant Biology |
4 |
__________ |
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Field Ornithology |
3 |
__________ |
|
Wildlife Field Methods |
4 |
__________ |
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Field Geology |
4 |
__________ |
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Total |
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24-25 |
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