Courses

Fall 2024 Offerings in ETP 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Requirements

ANTH 2160 Culture and the Environment

Electives

ETP 3500 Nature Connectedness: Hope, Health, and Community

ARTS 2580 Art and the Environment

DANC 3460 Movement & Environment(s)

ENWR 3665 Writing about the Environment

SPAN 4040-3: Translation from Spanish to English

RELB 2067 Buddhism and Environmental Thought and Practice 

MDST 3510 Digital Media and the Environment

HIAF 3112 African Environmental History

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

ECON 2010 Microeconomics 

GSVS 2150 Global Sustainability

Electives

AAS 2500 Environmental Justice in the Mid-Atlantic

AAS 2500 Introduction to Race, Class & the Environment

ECON 3430 Economics of Sustainability and the Environment

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods

PHS 5050 Environmental & Public Health Policy

PHS 3620 Built Environment & Health Impact

PHS 5620 Built Environment & Health Impact

Any statistics class at the 1000, 2000, or 3000 level

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science

EVSC 1080 Resources and the Environment

Electives

BIOL 3450 Biodiversity and Conservation

BIOL 4130 Population Ecology and Conservation Biology 

EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology

Any EVSC class at the 3000, 4000, or 5000 level

Summer 2024 Offerings in ETP 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Electives

ETP 2500: Write Climate: Art and the Environment, Session III

ETP 3500: Multimedia Practice for the Environment, July 29-Aug. 9 at Morven 

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Electives

PLAP 3160/GSVS 3160: Politics of Food, May 20-31 at Morven

GSVS 3110/ANTH 3590: Sustainable Communities, May 20-31 at Morven 

ETP 3500/GSGS 3559: Climate Justice Movement: Theory and Practice, Session III 

Any statistics class at the 1000, 2000, or 3000 level

III. Natural Science

Electives

EVSC 1010 plus everything over 3000

Spring 2024 Offerings in ETP

Core Courses

ETP 2030 Politics, Science, and Values: Intro to Environmental Thought & Practice [You may sign up for ETP 2030, PLAP 2030 or ENGL 2559 and get credit for the ETP major.]

ETP 4010 Environmental Decisions 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Requirements

RELG 2210 Religion, Ethics, and Global Environment 

ANTH 2160 Culture and the Environment

Electives

ANTH 2450 Language & Environment

ANTH 2559: Community Science: From Participation to Environmental Justice

ANTH 3100: Indigenous Landscapes

ENGL 3540: Plants and Empire

ENWR 3500 Environmental Justice Writing

ARTH 3863 East Asian Art, Landscape, and Ecology

MUSI 2559 EcoSonics: Environmental Sound Art Composition

MUSI 3400 Ecoacoustics

SPAN 4500 Caribbean Literature and the Environment 

AMST 3559 Indigenous Technologies and Climate Change

AMST 3559 Latinx and Indigenous Environmentalism

ENGL 8596 Embodied Ecologies: Ecofeminist Poetry & Poetics

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

ECON 2010 Microeconomics 

Electives

EVSC 2559: Narratives of Environmental Justice

GSGS 3330: Ecological Economics

PLAP 3160: Politics of Food

AAS 3500 Africulture: The African Roots of US Agriculture [Cross-listed as ETP 3500]

ECON 4430 Environmental Economics 

PLAP 4500 GIS in the Social Sciences 

Any statistics class at the 1000, 2000, or 3000 level

GSVS 2050: Sustainable Energy Systems 

GSVS 4020 Ecosystem Services: How Nature Benefits People

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science Offered every semester.

Electives

BIOL 3020 Evolution and Ecology 

BIOL 3180 Introduction to Plants and Society

BIOL 4585 How Plant Biotechnology Can Save Our Planet

EVSC 2559: Narratives of Environmental Justice

EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology 

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods 

EVSC 3200 Fundamentals of Ecology

Any EVSC class at the 3000, 4000, or 5000 level

J-term 2024 Offerings in ETP 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

ETP 2559: UVA in Ecuador & the Galapagos Islands: Evolution, Ecology, and Ethics (VCH)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

 PLAP 3160: Politics of Food (PPS)

GSGS 3530: Urban Transformations: Exploring Sustainability Past and Present in India (PPS)

GSVS 4810: Vietnam: An Ecological-Economic Exploration (PPS)

GSVS 4559: Investing in a Sustainable Future in Germany and Switzerland (PPS)

COMM 4569: The Business of Conservation (PPS)

III. Natural Science

EVSC 4050: Topics in Oceanography (NS)

Fall 2023 Offerings in ETP 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Requirements

HIST 2152 Climate History

Electives

ANTH 2260 Water Worlds: The Anthropology of Water 

ANTH 3559 Living with Animals

ARTS 2580 Art and the Environment (cross-listed as ARTS 2812)

ENGL 2508 American Environmental Fictions

ENGL 3500 Climate Fictions 

ETP 3500 (and AAS 3500) Restoring Our Relationship with Nature

PHIL 2652 Animal Minds and Animal Ethics

RELG 5870 Climate Law and Climate Ethics (By permission only)

SPAN 4520 Environmental Health and Culture in the Caribbean 

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

ECON 2010 Microeconomics 

GSVS 2150 Global Sustainability

Electives

ECON 3430 Economics of Sustainability and the Environment

ECON 4559 Economics of Climate Change

PLCP 4500 The Politics of Climate Change 

Any statistics class at the 1000, 2000, or 3000 level

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science

EVSC 2220 Conservation Ecology: Biodiversity and Beyond

Electives

BIOL 3450 Biodiversity and Conservation

BIOL 4130 Population Ecology and Conservation Biology 

EVSC 2559 Environmental and Climate Justice

EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods

Any EVSC class at the 3000, 4000, or 5000 level

Summer 2023 Offerings in ETP 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Electives

ARTS 2580 Art and the Environment 

PHIL 1519 Environmental Ethics

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

ECON 2010 Microeconomics 

Electives

PLAP 3160 Politics of Food (Freedman)

Any statistics class at the 1000, 2000, or 3000 level

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science (Smith) Offered every semester.

Electives

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods

Any EVSC class at the 3000, 4000, or 5000 level

Spring 2023 Offerings in ETP

Core Courses

ETP 2030 Politics, Science, and Values: Intro to Environmental Thought & Practice (Cushman, Freedman, Nyelele) [You may sign up for ETP 2030, PLAP 2030 or ENGL 2559 and get credit for the ETP major.]

ETP 4010 Environmental Decisions (Bach and Schuyler)

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Requirements

RELG 2210 Religion, Ethics, and Global Environment (Jenkins)

Electives

AMST 3559 Mapping Black Landscapes (Goff)

ARTH 3863 East Asian Art, Landscape, and Ecology (Wong)

DANC 3460 Movement & Environment(s) (Schetlick)

ENWR Environmental Justice Writing (Shaman)

ETP 3559 Africulture: The African Roots of US Agriculture (Shutt) [Cross-listed as AAS 3559]       

HIAF 3112 African Environmental History (La Fleur)

RELC 3155 Christianity and Ecology (Rose)

RELG 3416 Sustainability and Asceticism (Allen)

SPAN 4500 Caribbean Literature and the Environment (Rogers)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

AAS 2500 Introduction to Race, Class, Politics & the Environment (Fields)

ECON 2010 Microeconomics (Doyle)

Electives

AAS 3500 Environmental Justice Across the Globe (Fields)

AAS 3559 Africulture: The African Roots of US Agriculture (Shutt) [Cross-listed as ETP 3559]       

ECON 4430 Environmental Economics (Sekhri)

PLAP 4500 GIS in the Social Sciences (Kromkowski)

Any statistics class at the 1000, 2000, or 3000 level

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science (Smith) Offered every semester.

EVSC 2200 Plants, People, and Culture (Smith)

Electives

BIOL 3020 Evolution and Ecology (Brodie and Cox)

BIOL 3180 Introduction to Plants and Society (Timko)

BIOL 4585 How Plant Biotechnology Can Save Our Planet (Danna)

EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology (Limaye)

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods (Porter)

EVSC 3200 Fundamentals of Ecology (Castorani)

Any EVSC class at the 3000, 4000, or 5000 level

J-term 2023 Offerings in ETP 

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Elective

PLAP 3160 Politics of Food (Paul Freedman)

Fall 2022 Offerings in ETP 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Requirements

ANTH 2160 Culture and the Environment (Igoe)

Electives

ANTH 2589 Archaeology and the Politics of Sustainabilty (Alconini)

ANTH 3240 The Anthropology of Food (Jernigan)

ENGL 2508 American Environmental Fictions (Kuhn )

ENGL 3570 American Wild (Cushman)

ETP 1559 Write Climate: Art & Engagement (Nelsen)

ETP 3559 Restoring our Relationship with Nature (Bach)

ITTR 4010 Narrating (Un-)sustainability: Ecocritical Explorations in Italy and the Mediterranean (Cesaretti)

PHIL 3010 Darwin and Philosophy (Eaker)

SPAN 4520 Environmental Health and Culture in the Caribbean (Rogers)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

ECON 2010 Microeconomics 

GSVS 2150 Global Sustainability (Crisman)

Electives

AAS 3500 Race, Class, Politics and the Environment (Fields)

ECON 3430 Economics of Sustainability and the Environment (Shobe)

HIEA Industrial Pollution and Society in East Asia (Seeley)

HIME 3559 Environmental Histories of the Mediterranean (Gratien)

PLCP 4500 Environmental Politics (Shen) 

PLCP 4500 The Politics of Climate Change (Shen)

Any statistics class at the 1000, 2000, or 3000 level

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science (Smith) 

EVSC 1080 Resources and the Environment (Doney)

EVSC 1450 An Inconvenient Truce: Climate, You, and CO2

EVSC 2220 Conservation Ecology: Biodiversity and Beyond

Electives

BIOL 3450 Biodiversity and Conservation (Manson)

BIOL 4130 Population Ecology and Conservation Biology (Manson)

EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods

Any EVSC class at the 3000, 4000, or 5000 level

Summer 2022 Offerings in ETP 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Electives

DANC 3559 Movement & Environment(s) (Schetlick)

ETP 3559 Soundscapes of Restoration: Media Practice for the Environment (Burtner)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

ECON 2010 Microeconomics 

Electives

PLAP 3160 Politics of Food (Freedman)

Any statistics class at the 1000, 2000, or 3000 level

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science (Smith) Offered every semester.

Electives

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods

Any EVSC class at the 3000, 4000, or 5000 level

Spring 2022 Offerings in ETP

Core Courses

ETP 2030 Politics, Science, and Values: Intro to Environmental Thought & Practice (Lawrence, Freedman, Cushman) [You may sign up for ETP 2030, PLAP 2030 or ENGL 2559 and get credit for the ETP major.]

ETP 4010 Environmental Decisions (Kuhn)

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Requirements

ANTH 3340 Ecology and Society: An Introduction to the New Ecological Anthropology (Damon)

RELG 2210 Religion, Ethics, and Global Environment (Jenkins)

Electives

AMST 4559 / ENGL 4570 Racial Geographies, Environmental Crisis (Kong-Chow) 

ANTH 3100 Indigenous Landscapes (Igoe)

DANC 3559 Movement & Environment(s) (Schetlick)

ENGL 5559 Plants and Empire (Kuhn)

ENGL 8596 Embodied Ecologies :: Ecofeminist Poetry & Poetics (Teare)

ENWR Environmental Justice Writing (Shaman)

ETP 1559 Write Climate: Art & Engagement (Nelsen)        

HIST 2152 Climate History (Gratien)

HIST 4501 The Climate Crisis (McBrien)

MUSI 3400 Ecoacoustics (Burtner)

PHIL 2652 Animal Minds and Aninal Ethics (Ott)

RELG 3416 Sustainability and Asceticism (Allen)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

AAS 2500 Introduction to Race, Class, Politics & the Environment (Fields)

ECON 2010 Microeconomics 

Electives

AAS 3500 Development and the Environment in Modern Africa (Parker)

ECON 4430 Environmental Economics (Sekhri)

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods (Porter)

EVSC 4070 Advanced GIS (Porter)

LPPP 6000 Multilateral Environmental Negotiation (Reifsnyder)

PLAP 3160 Politics of Food (Freedman)

Any statistics class at the 1000, 2000, or 3000 level

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science (Smith) Offered every semester.

EVSC 2200 Plants, People, and Culture (Smith)

Electives

BIOL 3020 Evolution and Ecology (Gilbert)

BIOL 3180 Introduction to Plants and Society (Timko)

EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology (Nelson)

EVSC GIS Methods (Porter)

EVSC 3200 Fundamentals of Ecology (Ribeiro)

Any EVSC class at the 3000, 4000, or 5000 level

J-term 2022 Offerings in ETP 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Elective

ANTH 3240 The Anthropology of Food (Kavadias)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Elective

PLAP 3160 Politics of Food (Paul Freedman)

III. Natural Science

Elective

BIOL 4559 Ecology in the Underworld: The New Frontier (Mundim)

EVSC 4050 Topics in Oceanography (Macko)

Fall 2021 Offerings in ETP

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Requirements

ANTH 2160 Culture and the Environment 

Electives

ANTH 3240 The Anthropology of Food

ENGL 2508 American Environmental Fictions

ENGL 3570 American Wild 

GERM 3510 Screening Nature in German Film 

HIAF 3112 African Environmental History 

ITTR 4010 Narrating Un-Sustainability: Ecocritical Explorations in Italy

MDST 4261 Global Environmental Media

MESA 3110 Sustainable Environments in Middle East and South Asia 

RELG 3820 Global Ethics and Climate Change

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

AAS 3500 Race, Class, Politics & the Environment

ECON 2010 Microeconomics 

GSVS 2150 Global Sustainability

Electives

AAS 3500 Environmental Justics Across the Globe 

ECON 3430 Economics of Sustainability and the Environment 

PLAD 2500 Politics, Poverty, and Health 

PLAP 4500 GIS in the Social Sciences 

SOC 3660 Environment, Globalization, and Development 

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Sciences

EVSC 1080 Resources and the Environment

EVSC 1450 An Inconvenient Truce: Climate, You, and CO2 

EVSC 2220 Conservation Ecology: Biodiversity and Beyond

Electives

BIOL 3450 Biodiversity and Conservation

BIOL 4012 Evolution and Ecology of Infectious Diseases

BIOL 4130 Population Ecology and Conservation Bio

EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods

EVSC 3200 Fundamentals of Ecology

EVSC 3300 Atmosphere and Weather

EVSC 3600 Physical Hydrology

EVSC 3860 Introduction to Geochemistry

EVSC 4010 Introduction to Remote Sensing

EVSC 4066 Changing Global Carbon Cycle

EVSC 4080 Quantitative Methods in Environmental Sciences

EVSC 4090 Analytical Chemistry

EVSC 4230 Marine Environments and Organisms

EVSC 4250 Ecosystem Ecology

EVSC 4270 Soil Science

EVSC 4559 Climate Modeling and Analysis

EVSC 4630 Land-Atmosphere Interaction

EVSC 5020 Intro to Geographic Information Systems

EVSC 5440 Dynamics of Oceans and Estuaries

Summer 2021 Offerings in ETP

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Electives

ANTH 3240 Anthropology of Food (Session II)

ETP 3559 Media Literacy Practice for the Environment (Session I) NEW ETP COURSE!

How does mediation of the environment reflect our perception of and relationship to it? How do different forms of media, independently and combined, communicate environmental messages? This class will focus on media literacy and practice through the creation of original multimedia expressions using sound, images and text. Students will gain fluency composing mixed media expressions that could be applied in a wide range of fields such as in journalism, music or art works, scientific presentations, humanities research, etc. We will work on small forms such as social media posts and presentation slides, and on larger forms such as videos, podcasts, or artworks. The focus will be on practicing the combination of different forms of media and analyzing the results. There are no prerequisites for the class, and students do not need to hold any aspirations in the arts or music to benefit from and succeed in it. We can apply these methods across many fields, and students of the sciences, arts, public policy, journalism or humanities could all find this course rewarding. Every student will be issued a field recording kit for making high quality audio soundscapes. Students should supply their own form of imaging device, such as a smart phone or camera.    

HIEA 3559 Industrial Pollution and Society in East Asia (Session I)

PHIL 1510 Environmental Ethics (Session I)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

ECON 2010 Principles of Economics: Microeconomics (Session III)

Electives

PLAP 3160/GSVS 3160 Politics of Food (Session I)

STAT 1601 Data Science with R (Session I)

STAT 2020 Statistics for Biologists (Session I)

STAT 2120 Introduction to Statistical Analysis (Session I, II, II)

STAT 3110 Foundations of Statistics (Session I)

STAT 3120 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics (Session I, II)

STAT 3250 Data Analysis with Python (Session I)

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Sciences (Session I)

Electives

EVSC 3020/5020 Geographic Information Systems Methods (Session III)

EVSC 4860 The Geology of Virginia (Session I)

Spring 2021 Offerings in ETP

Core Introductory Course 

ETP 2030 Politics, Science, and Values: Intro to Environmental Thought & Practice (Lawrence, Freedman, Marcom)

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Requirements

ANTH 2160 Culture and the Environment (TBA) OR ANTH 3340 Ecology and Society: An Introduction to the New Ecological Anthropology (Damon)

RELG 2210 Religion, Ethics, and Global Environment (Jenkins)

Electives

ANTH 2589 Archaeology and the Politics of Sustainability (Alconini)

ARTH 3863 East Asian Art, Landscape, and Ecology (Wong)

ENGL 4500 Literature and Environmental Justice (Kuhn)

ENGL 4560 Ecofeminist Poetics (Teare)

ETP 2559 Write Climate (Nelsen)

MUSI 3400 Ecoacoustics (Burtner)

PHIL 3500 Animals and Ethics (Greenway)

RELG 3820 Global Ethics and Climate Change (Kreider)

SPAN 4500 Caribbean Literature and the Environment (Rogers)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

AAS 2559 Intro to Race, Class, Politics & the Environment (Fields)

ECON 2010 Microeconomics  (TBA)  Offered every semester.

Electives

ECON 4430 Environmental Economics (Sekhri)

PLCP 4500 Environmental Politics in China (Shen)

PSYC 4500 Socio-Ecological Psychology (Oishi)

STAT 1100 Change: Introduction to Statistics 

STAT 2020 Statistics for Biologists (Ferrara)

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science (Smith) Offered every semester.

Electives

BIOL 3020 Evolution and Ecology (Brodie)

BIOL 3180 Intro to Plants and Society (Timko)

CHEM 5559 Fugitive (Fraser)

EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology (Limaye)

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods (Porter)

EVSC 3200 Fundamentals of Ecology (Castorani)

EVSC 3300 Atmosphere and Weather (De Wekker)

EVSC 3600 Physical Hydrology (Reidenbach)

EVSC 3880 Watersheds of Lewis and Clark (Herman)

EVSC 4012 Advanced Remote Sensing (Yang)

EVSC 4050 Topics of Oceanography (Macko)

EVSC 4150 Terrestrial Plant Ecology  (Smith)

EVSC 4290 Limnology: Inland Water Ecosystems (Pace)

EVSC 4490 Air Pollution (Pusede)

EVSC 4559 Geomorphology and Ecology of Debris Flows in VA (Limaye)

EVSC 4559 Air Pollution Environmental Justice (Pusede)

EVSC 4559 Ecosystem Physiology (Lerdau)

EVSC 4650 Water Sustainability (Richter)

EVSC 4670 Drinking Water Quality (Mills)

EVSC 4870 Global Biogeochemical Cycles (Mills)

EVSC 4991 Theory and Practice of Biodiversity Conservation (Smith)

EVSC 5030 Applied Statistics for Environmental Scientists (Carr)

EVSC 5050 Advanced Oceanography (Macko)

EVSC 5060 Coastal Oceanography (Reidenbach)

EVSC 5082 Nitrogen Seminar (Galloway)

J-term 2021 Offerings in ETP 

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Elective

ANTH2590 The Culture of Rivers (Saad Quasem)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Elective

PLAP 3160 Politics of Food (Paul Freedman)

Fall 2020 Offerings in ETP

I. Values, Culture, and History (VCH)

Requirements

Check back Spring 2021

Electives

AAS 3500 Black Environmental Thought (Tony Perry)

ANTH 3240 The Anthropology of Food (Kasey Jernigan)

ENCW 4550 Writing Nature: Human Nature, Ecology, and the Stories We Tell (Micheline Marcom)

ENGL 2599 Nature and Romanticism (Jon D’Errico)

ITTR 4010 Narrating (Un-)sustainability: Ecocritical Explorations in Italy & the Mediterranean (Enrico Cesaretti)

MESA 3110 Sustainable Environments Middle East and South Asia (Tessa Farmer)

PHIL 2500 Environmental Ethics (Nate Adams)

PHIL 3500 Animals and Ethics (Prof. TBA)

SPAN 4500 The Latin American Jungle Novel (Charlotte Rogers)

II. Policy, Planning, and Society (PPS)

Requirements

ECON 2010 Microeconomics  (Kenneth Elzinga)  Offered every semester.

GSVS 2150 Global Sustainability  (Phoebe Crisman) Offered every fall.

Electives

AAS 3500 Environmental Justice in the Mid-Atlantic (Kimberly Fields)

AAS 3500 Race, Class, Politics, & the Environment (Kimberly Fields)

ECON 3430 Economics of Sustainability and the Environment (William Shobe) Prerequisite: ECON 2010 or instructor permission.

EVSC 3020 GIS Methods (John Porter) Prerequisite: The equivalent of the College natural science/mathematics and social science area requirements. Offered every semester.

PLAP 4500 GIS in the Social Sciences (Charles Kromkowski)

PLCP 4500 Politics of Air Pollution (Shiran Victoria Shen)

SOC 3559 Environment, Globalization, and Development (Mary Wilks)

III. Natural Science

Requirements

EVSC 1010 Introduction to Environmental Science (Thomas Smith) Offered every semester.

EVSC 1450 An Inconvenient Truce: Climate, You, and CO2 (Deborah Lawrence) Only offered in the fall semester.

EVSC 2220 Conservation Ecology (Manuel Lerdau) Only offered in the fall semester.

Electives

BIOL 3450 Biodiversity and Conservation (Jessamyn Manson) Prerequisite: BIOL 2010, 2020 or EVSC 3200.

BIOL 4130 Population Ecology and Conservation Biology (Jessamyn Manson) Prerequisite: BIOL 3020 or EVSC 3200

BIOL 4559 Evolution and Ecology of Infectious Diseases (Amanda Gibson)

CHEM 3559 Anthrochemistry Seminar (Cassandra Fraser)

EVSC 2800 Fundamentals of Geology (Lauren Simkins) Offered every semester.

EVSC 3200 / 3201 Fundamentals of Ecology (Michael Pace) Prerequisite: One semester of calculus. Offered every semester.

EVSC 3300 / EVSC 3301 Atmosphere and Weather (Robert Davis) Prerequisite: MATH 1190 or MATH 1210 or MATH 1220 or MATH 1310 or MATH 1320 or MATH 2310 or APMA 1090 or APMA 1110 or APMA 2120. Offered every semester.

EVSC 3600 / EVSC 3601 Physical Hydrology (Aaron Mills) Prerequisite: One semester of calculus. Offered every semester.

EVSC 3860 Introduction to Geochemistry (Stephen Macko) Prerequisite: EVSC 2800 encouraged but not required.

EVSC 4010 Introduction to Remote Sensing (Xi Yang) Prerequisite: at least one year of college-level chemistry or physics, or instructor permission.

EVSC 4020 Dryland Ecohydrology (Todd Scanlon) Prerequisites: Any introductory hydrology course or instructor permission.

EVSC 4035 Drones in Scientific Research (De Wekker)

EVSC 4080 Quantitative Methods in Enviro Sciences (Patricia Wiberg)

EVSC 4090 Analytical Chemistry (Rebecca Pompano) Prerequisites: CHEM 1420 or CHEM 1620 or CHEM 1810.

EVSC 4100 Management of Forest Ecosystems (Herman Shugart) Prerequisites: EVSC 3200, 3400, or 3500 recommended. Only offered in the fall semester.

EVSC 4110 Estuarine Ecology (Karen Mcglathery) Prerequisites: EVSC 3200 with a D-. Only offered in the fall semester.

EVSC 4230 Marine Environments and Organisms (David Smith) Prerequisite: EVSC 3200 or equivalent. Only offered in the fall semester.

EVSC 4452 Global Climate Variability Seminar (Kevin Grise)

EVSC 4559 Glaciers and Ice Sheets (Lauren Simkins)

EVSC 4630 Land-Atmosphere Interaction (Todd Scanlon) Prerequisite: Must have completed EVSC 3300 or EVSC 3600. Only offered in the fall semester.

EVSC 4710 Environmental Geochemistry (Janet Herman) Prerequisite: CHEM 1410 or CHEM 1420 (one semester of college-level chemistry) and EVSC 2800 (one semester of college-level geology). Only offered in the fall semester.

EVSC 4832 Water-Rock Interactions Seminar (Janet Herman) Prerequisites: One geology, geochemistry, or hydrology course, or permission of instructor.

EVSC 4890 Planetary Geology (Ajay Limaye) Prerequisite: Introductory course in geosciences or astronomy.