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Environmental Studies Minor

Description

The environmental studies minor offers students a variety of scientific, social, economic, political, and literary perspectives on environmental issues. Gaining these perspectives will help students become environmentally literate citizens and employees in non-technical fields.

Admission to the Program

The environmental studies minor is designed for non-science majors but any undergraduate student can declare this minor. Science majors should consider the minor in environmental science.

Program Requirements

• ENV202
• ENV303
• ENV452
• At least seven credits of electives by advisement:
  • ANT316
  • ANT323
  • ANT325
  • CHM372
  • ENV469
  • ESC364
  • GEL362
  • HLS303
  • HST302
  • HST407
  • PLS338
  • SOC306
  • SOC495

Total Number of Credits: 18

Note: Elective courses suitable for the environmental studies minor come and go from the College's curriculum. Currently permissible courses (as of the publication of the Catalog) are listed above. Students may request approval for substitution of a similar course from the chairperson of the Department of Environmental Science and Biology prior to taking the course.

Department of Environmental Science and Biology

Department Chair: Christopher Norment
Location: Lennon 105
Visit Website
Email: ddilker@brockport.edu
Phone: (585) 395-5975
Fax: (585) 395-5969

Related Programs

Other Undergraduate Programs

• Environmental Science and Biology BS/MS Combined Degree Program
• Environmental Science and Biology Major
• Environmental Science Minor

Graduate Programs

• Master of Science in Environmental Science and Biology

Faculty & Staff

Kathryn Amatangelo Ph.D
(Stanford University)
Assistant Professor

Deborah A Dilker BS
(SUNY Empire State College)
Secretary 1

Andrea Graham BS
(Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus)
Teaching Assistant

James M Haynes Ph.D
(University Of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
Professor

Chris Hays BS
(Paul Smiths College Of Arts And Science)
Teaching Assistant

Theodore Lewis BS
Research Scientist

Joseph C Makarewicz Ph.D
(Cornell University)
Distinguished Service Professor

Hilary R Mosher MPA
(SUNY College At Brockport)
Instructional Support Technician

Bradley Mudrzynski MS
Research Scientist

Bradley M Mudrzynski MS
(SUNY College At Brockport)
Adjunct Lecturer

Christopher J Norment Ph.D
(University Of Kansas Main Campus)
Professor and Chair

Mark D Norris Ph.D
(University Of Minnesota-Twin Cities)
Visiting Assistant Professor

Norma A Polizzi JD
(SUNY At Buffalo)
Adjunct Lecturer

Jacques J Rinchard Ph.D
(University of Namur)
Associate Professor

Douglas A Wilcox Ph.D
(Purdue University-Main Campus)
E. I. Prof. of Wetland Science