COURSES FOR MINOR

1. Introductory 3-credit course

2. Choose nine credits from ONE of the sevem cluster options (A-G)

A. Biodiversity and Ecosystems

B. Environment and Society

C. Environmental Explorations

D. Ideas About the Environment

E. Water Resources

F. Human Settlements

G. Energy Resources

3. Select one additional (3 credit) environmentally related course

4. Take a 3 credit final course

Step 2: Cluster B—Environment and Society

Take nine credits from the courses listed below.

Course substitions are encouraged! Course Substitution Form

AG EC/CEDEV 430	Principles of Community Economic Development
ANTH 456	Cultural Ecology
CED 152	Community Development Concepts and Practice
CED 230	Development Issues in Global Context
CED 309	Land Use Dynamics
CED 409	Land Use Planning and Procedure
CED 410	The Global Seminar
E R M 411	Legal Aspects of Resource Mgmt.
E RRE/AG EC 201	Introductory Environmental and Resources Economics
E RRE/AG EC 429	Natural Resource Economics
E RRE/AG EC 431W	Economic Analysis of Environmental and Resource Policies
EM SC 101	Resource Wars
EARTH 101	Natural Disasters: Hollywood vs. Reality
ECON 428	Environmental Economics
GEOG 124	Elements of Cultural Geography
GEOG 438W	Human Dimensions of Potential Global Warming
GEOSC 109H	Earthquakes and Society
GEOSC 310	Earth History
GEOSC 402Y	Natural Disasters
HIST 453	American Environmental History
INTAG 100	Introduction to International Agriculture
MNG 400	Mining and our Environment
NUTR/S T S 497G	Community Food Security
PHIL 132	Introduction to Bioethics
R SOC 011	Introductory Rural Sociology
R SOC/AGECO 134	Sustainable Agriculture Science and Policy
S T S 201	Climate Change, Energy, and Biodiversity
S T S 420	Energy and Modern Society
SOC 423	Social Demography
SOC 450	Justice and the Environment (Commonwealth Campuses ONLY)
SOILS 071	Environmental Sustainability