Spring 2009 Course Offerings 

for the Environmental Studies Minor

Last update November 19, 2008 

Click here to see the course requirements for the minor.

I. Required Courses

ENVH 3010-001 Human Ecology

TR 11:15am-12:35pm - Maier

ENVS 4950-001  Integrative Seminar in Environmental Studies

MWF 9:20-10:15am  - O'Donnell

(This course is typically taught as an independent study/ service project course.  If you have a conflict during the time this section is offered, contact Dr. O'Donnell, odonnell@etsu.edu, to make scheduling arrangements.)

II. Guided Electives

A. Science courses

BIOL 1010/11  Biology for Non-majors I (or BIOL 1110/11 for Biology for Science Majors I) (4 cr hours)

Various sections offered. See schedule of classes.

ENVH 3400-001  Introduction to Air Pollution

MWF 8:15-9:10am - Metts

ENVH 4000-001  Public Health Law

TR 11:15am-12:35pm - Silver

GEOG 3040 Conservation of Natural Resources

MW 4:40-6pm - Zhang

SCED 4020  Wildlife Conservation
sec. 1: TR 8:15-9:35am - Redmond

sec. 2: TR 9:45-11:05am - Redmond

B. Humanities / social science courses

ENGL 3050-001  Literature and the Environment

MWF 11:30am-12:25pm B303 - O'Donnell

GEOL 3481-001  Natural Hazards and Society

TR 8:15-11:05am - Gregg

MGMT 4657-001  Strategic Environmental Management in Business

TR 3:45-5:05pm – J.  Stead

SALM 3110-001  Interpretation of Cultural and Natural Resources

TR 11:15am-12:35pm - Davis

SALM 3130-001  Natural Resource Management

TR 9:45-11:05am - Dotterweich  

SOCI 4957/5957-201 Special Topic: "Environmental Sociology"

R 4-6:50 pm - Kreyenbuhl-Gardner

Note: Only this one section of soci 4957 satisfies a requirement for the environmental studies minor.

For more information, contact Ms. Kathryn Kreyenbuhl-Gardner at (423) 439-4374 or email: kreyenbu@etsu.edu.

SRVL 1020  Introduction to Service-Learning in the Community (Counts towards the Environmental Studies Minor only when the student's major service project focuses on an environmental issue or theme.)

sec. 1: MW 1:40-3pm; sec. 2: MW 3:10-4:30pm; sec. 3: TR 11:15am-12:35pm; sec. 4: M 6-8:45pm -- all taught by Duncan sec. 5 T 6-8:50 TBA