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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog
Environmental Studies Minor
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Environmental Studies (EVST) is an interdisciplinary field that explores human interactions with their environments. These include the effects of human societies on the natural world and the role that environments, both natural and built, have played in shaping human cultures. EVST connects insights from the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, health sciences, and more to better understand and address the complex environmental issues facing our contemporary world.
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Required Courses (6 hours):
Elective Courses
12 hours in at least two different disciplines selected from the following:
- ANTH 2600 - Food, Society, Identity
- ANTH 2800 - Underwater Archaeology
- ANTH 2900 - Tennessee Archaeology
- ANTH 3410 - Culture, Environment, Power
- ANTH 4300R - Archaeological Field Methods
- COMM 4100 - Public Communication and Environmental Issues
- ECON 4300 - Environmental Economics
- ECON 4550 - Urban Economics
- ENGL 3600R - Topics in Literature and the Environment
- ENGL 3850 - Writing for Social Change
- ESC 2500 - World Resources
- ESC 3010 - Justice, Policy, and the Environment
- ESC 4100 - Environmental Law and Agencies
- ESC 4300 - Case Studies in Environmental Problems
- ESC 4800 - Seminar on the Environment
- EVST 1999R - Special Projects
- EVST 2999R - Group Studies
- EVST 3010 - Justice, Policy, and the Environment
- EVST 3999R - Group Studies
- EVST 4000R - Advanced Topics in Environmental Studies
- EVST 4995R - Departmental Thesis
- EVST 4997R - Research
- EVST 4999R - Group Studies
- GEOL 1025 - Geology of the National Parks (LC or NL)
- GEOL 1030 - Natural Hazards (LC or NL)
- GEOL 1040 - Earth’s Resources and the Environment (LC or NL)
- GEOL 2100 - Introductory Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing
- GEOL 2200 - Global Climate Change: Past, Present, and Future (LC or NL)
- GEOL 2250 - Oceanography (LC or NL)
- GEOL 3070 - Geology of Tennessee
- GEOL 3220 - Soil Properties, Genesis, and Development Across the Landscape
- GEOL 3230 - Environmental Geology
- GEOL 4080 - Earth Surface Processes
- GEOL 4450 - Hydrology
- GEOL 4470 - Applied Environmental Geochemistry
- GEOL 4530 - Geographic Information Systems for Geoscientists
- GEOL 4550 - Remote Sensing for Geoscientists
- GEOL 4960R - Geology Field Experience
- HHP 2020 - Camping and Outdoor Education
- HHP 3060 - Outdoor Recreation
- HHP 3070 - Outdoor Leadership Skills
- HIST 4370 - Food and Southern History
- MGT 2500 - Business and Society
- NUTR 3330 - Food and Culture
- NUTR 3360 - Community Nutrition
- PHIL 4840 - Values and the Environment
- PSPS 3430 - Urban Public Policy
- PSPS 3420 - American Public Policy
- SOC 2200 - Sociology of Globalization (SB)
- WGSS 4650 - Ecofeminism
Additional Information
Minimum 2.0 average in the minor.
Six credit hours may be applied to a major/concentration.
Eight credit hours must be at the 3000 level or above.
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