COURSES FOR MINOR
1. Introductory 3-credit course
2. Choose nine credits from ONE of the seven cluster options (A-G)
A. Biodiversity and Ecosystems
D. Ideas About the Environment
3. Select one additional (3 credit) environmentally related course
Step 2: Cluster D—Ideas About the Environment
Take nine credits from the courses listed below.
Course substitions are encouraged! Course Substitution Form
| AG EC 450 | International Development, Renewable Resources, and the Environment |
| AG 160 | Introduction to Ethics and Issues in Agriculture |
| BIOL 419 | Ecological and Environmental Problem Solving |
| BIOL 438 | Theoretical Population Ecology |
| BIOL 461 | Contemporary Issues in Science and Medicine |
| ECON 428 | Environmental Economics |
| EM SC/S T S 150 | Out of the Fiery Furnace |
| ENGL 88 | Australian/New Zealand Cultural Perspectives |
| ENGL 430 | The American Renaissance |
| ENVE 460 | Environmental Law |
| FD SC/PHIL 280H | Food, Values, and Health |
| GEOG 123 | Geography of the Developing World |
| GEOG 434 | Politics of the Environment |
| HIST 110 | Nature and History |
| HIST/S T S 428 | The Darwinian Revolution |
| HIST 453 | American Environmental History |
| LARCH 60 | History of Landscape Architecture |
| NUTR/S T S 497G | Community Food Security |
| PHIL 403 | Environmental Ethics |
| S T S 100 | The Ascent of Humanity |
| S T S 101 | Modern Science, Technology, and Human Values |
| SOC 449 | Environmental Movements |
| SOC 450 | Justice and the Environment |
| SOILS 71 | Environmental Sustainability |