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Requirements for award
A minimum of 16 credits.
Includes courses from at least 3 different disciplines.
Class 1
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BI 101 – Biology
BI 103 – Biology
BI 141 – Habitats: Life of the Forest
BI 142 – Habitats: Marine Biology
BI 143 – Habitats: Fresh Water Biology
BI 145 – Intro to Fish and Wildlife Conservation and Management
BI 160 – Ecology/Field Biology: Coast
BI 161 – Ecology/Field Bio: Great Basin
BI 163 – Organic Gardening
BI 164 – Bird ID and Ecology
BI 200A – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 200B – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 200C – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 213 – Principles of Biology
BI 280A – Cooperative Education: Biology (must have sustainability-related component)
BA 278 – Eco-Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship
BA 280A – Cooperative Education: Business Experience
BA 280B – Cooperative Education: Business Experience – Seminar (must have sustainability-related component)
CH 100 – Everyday Chemistry with Lab
CH 298A – Chemistry Independent Study (must have sustainability-related component)
EC 221 – Globalization and International Relations
EC 285 – Introduction to Political Economy
ESR 140 – Introduction to Sustainability
ESR 141 – Introduction to Individual Sustainability
ESR 171 – Environmental Science: Biological Perspectives
ESR 172 – Environmental Science: Chemical Perspectives
ESR 173 – Environmental Science: Geological Perspectives
ESR 201 – Applied Environmental Studies: Science/Policy Consideration
ESR 203 – Applied Environmental Studies: Project
ESR 204 – Introduction to Environmental Restoration
GEO 106 – World Regional Geography
GEO 212 – Geography of Global Issues
G 184 – Global Climate Change
HE 264 – Health, Food Systems, and the Environment
HE 278 – Human Health and the Environment
ENG 230 – Environmental Literature
ENG 269 – Wilderness Literature
PHL 206 – Introduction to Environmental Ethics
PHL 209 – Business Ethics
PS 221 – Globalization and International Relations
PS 280A – Cooperative Education: Political Science (must have sustainability-related component)
PS 297 – Environmental Politics and Policy
SOC 204 – Sociology in Everyday Life
SOC 205 – Social Change in Societies
SOC 206 – Social Problems
SOC 228 – Introduction to Environmental Sociology
SOC 280A – Cooperative Education: Sociology (must have sustainability-related component)
Term you completed class 1
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Class 2
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BI 101 – Biology
BI 103 – Biology
BI 141 – Habitats: Life of the Forest
BI 142 – Habitats: Marine Biology
BI 143 – Habitats: Fresh Water Biology
BI 145 – Intro to Fish and Wildlife Conservation and Management
BI 160 – Ecology/Field Biology: Coast
BI 161 – Ecology/Field Bio: Great Basin
BI 163 – Organic Gardening
BI 164 – Bird ID and Ecology
BI 200A – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 200B – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 200C – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 213 – Principles of Biology
BI 280A – Cooperative Education: Biology (must have sustainability-related component)
BA 278 – Eco-Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship
BA 280A – Cooperative Education: Business Experience
BA 280B – Cooperative Education: Business Experience – Seminar (must have sustainability-related component)
CH 100 – Everyday Chemistry with Lab
CH 298A – Chemistry Independent Study (must have sustainability-related component)
EC 221 – Globalization and International Relations
EC 285 – Introduction to Political Economy
ESR 140 – Introduction to Sustainability
ESR 141 – Introduction to Individual Sustainability
ESR 171 – Environmental Science: Biological Perspectives
ESR 172 – Environmental Science: Chemical Perspectives
ESR 173 – Environmental Science: Geological Perspectives
ESR 201 – Applied Environmental Studies: Science/Policy Consideration
ESR 203 – Applied Environmental Studies: Project
ESR 204 – Introduction to Environmental Restoration
GEO 106 – World Regional Geography
GEO 212 – Geography of Global Issues
G 184 – Global Climate Change
HE 264 – Health, Food Systems, and the Environment
HE 278 – Human Health and the Environment
ENG 230 – Environmental Literature
ENG 269 – Wilderness Literature
PHL 206 – Introduction to Environmental Ethics
PHL 209 – Business Ethics
PS 221 – Globalization and International Relations
PS 280A – Cooperative Education: Political Science (must have sustainability-related component)
PS 297 – Environmental Politics and Policy
SOC 204 – Sociology in Everyday Life
SOC 205 – Social Change in Societies
SOC 206 – Social Problems
SOC 228 – Introduction to Environmental Sociology
SOC 280A – Cooperative Education: Sociology (must have sustainability-related component)
Term you completed class 2
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Class 3
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BI 101 – Biology
BI 103 – Biology
BI 141 – Habitats: Life of the Forest
BI 142 – Habitats: Marine Biology
BI 143 – Habitats: Fresh Water Biology
BI 145 – Intro to Fish and Wildlife Conservation and Management
BI 160 – Ecology/Field Biology: Coast
BI 161 – Ecology/Field Bio: Great Basin
BI 163 – Organic Gardening
BI 164 – Bird ID and Ecology
BI 200A – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 200B – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 200C – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 213 – Principles of Biology
BI 280A – Cooperative Education: Biology (must have sustainability-related component)
BA 278 – Eco-Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship
BA 280A – Cooperative Education: Business Experience
BA 280B – Cooperative Education: Business Experience – Seminar (must have sustainability-related component)
CH 100 – Everyday Chemistry with Lab
CH 298A – Chemistry Independent Study (must have sustainability-related component)
EC 221 – Globalization and International Relations
EC 285 – Introduction to Political Economy
ESR 140 – Introduction to Sustainability
ESR 141 – Introduction to Individual Sustainability
ESR 171 – Environmental Science: Biological Perspectives
ESR 172 – Environmental Science: Chemical Perspectives
ESR 173 – Environmental Science: Geological Perspectives
ESR 201 – Applied Environmental Studies: Science/Policy Consideration
ESR 203 – Applied Environmental Studies: Project
ESR 204 – Introduction to Environmental Restoration
GEO 106 – World Regional Geography
GEO 212 – Geography of Global Issues
G 184 – Global Climate Change
HE 264 – Health, Food Systems, and the Environment
HE 278 – Human Health and the Environment
ENG 230 – Environmental Literature
ENG 269 – Wilderness Literature
PHL 206 – Introduction to Environmental Ethics
PHL 209 – Business Ethics
PS 221 – Globalization and International Relations
PS 280A – Cooperative Education: Political Science (must have sustainability-related component)
PS 297 – Environmental Politics and Policy
SOC 204 – Sociology in Everyday Life
SOC 205 – Social Change in Societies
SOC 206 – Social Problems
SOC 228 – Introduction to Environmental Sociology
SOC 280A – Cooperative Education: Sociology (must have sustainability-related component)
Term you completed class 3
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Class 4
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BI 101 – Biology
BI 103 – Biology
BI 141 – Habitats: Life of the Forest
BI 142 – Habitats: Marine Biology
BI 143 – Habitats: Fresh Water Biology
BI 145 – Intro to Fish and Wildlife Conservation and Management
BI 160 – Ecology/Field Biology: Coast
BI 161 – Ecology/Field Bio: Great Basin
BI 163 – Organic Gardening
BI 164 – Bird ID and Ecology
BI 200A – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 200B – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 200C – Principles of Ecology: Field Biology
BI 213 – Principles of Biology
BI 280A – Cooperative Education: Biology (must have sustainability-related component)
BA 278 – Eco-Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship
BA 280A – Cooperative Education: Business Experience
BA 280B – Cooperative Education: Business Experience – Seminar (must have sustainability-related component)
CH 100 – Everyday Chemistry with Lab
CH 298A – Chemistry Independent Study (must have sustainability-related component)
EC 221 – Globalization and International Relations
EC 285 – Introduction to Political Economy
ESR 140 – Introduction to Sustainability
ESR 141 – Introduction to Individual Sustainability
ESR 171 – Environmental Science: Biological Perspectives
ESR 172 – Environmental Science: Chemical Perspectives
ESR 173 – Environmental Science: Geological Perspectives
ESR 201 – Applied Environmental Studies: Science/Policy Consideration
ESR 203 – Applied Environmental Studies: Project
ESR 204 – Introduction to Environmental Restoration
GEO 106 – World Regional Geography
GEO 212 – Geography of Global Issues
G 184 – Global Climate Change
HE 264 – Health, Food Systems, and the Environment
HE 278 – Human Health and the Environment
ENG 230 – Environmental Literature
ENG 269 – Wilderness Literature
PHL 206 – Introduction to Environmental Ethics
PHL 209 – Business Ethics
PS 221 – Globalization and International Relations
PS 280A – Cooperative Education: Political Science (must have sustainability-related component)
PS 297 – Environmental Politics and Policy
SOC 204 – Sociology in Everyday Life
SOC 205 – Social Change in Societies
SOC 206 – Social Problems
SOC 228 – Introduction to Environmental Sociology
SOC 280A – Cooperative Education: Sociology (must have sustainability-related component)
Term you completed class 4
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Any additional approved classes
If you have completed any additional classes from the list above, you may include them here.
Additional questions
What impact did this collection of classes have on your view of sustainability?
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What are your university transfer plans for the future?
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