Sustainability and Environmental Studies Minor

(All colleges)

18 credits

Core
ENV 101Introduction to Sustainability and Environmental Studies3
ENV 496Community-Engaged Sustainability Capstone3
Environmental studies
Select one of the following courses:3
Food, Culture, and the Environment
The Mississippi River: Mighty and Managed
Sustainability through Cinema
Woodlands of the Driftless: History, Ecology, and Management
Bicycling the Wisconsin Landscape
Sustainability: Principles and Practices
Occupying the Driftless: Culture, Place, and Environment
Environmental justice
Select one of the following courses:3
Justice, Injustice, and Activism
Feeding the Planet: Environmental Justice of our Food Systems
Americans, Global Parks, and Wilderness
Rural Livelihoods: Sustainability and the Environment in the Upper Midwest
Sustainability, Indigenous Knowledge, and the Environment
Environmental Justice
Electives
Select three credits from the following not used to satisfy the above requirements:3
Food, Culture, and the Environment
The Mississippi River: Mighty and Managed
Sustainability through Cinema
Woodlands of the Driftless: History, Ecology, and Management
Bicycling the Wisconsin Landscape
Sustainability: Principles and Practices
Occupying the Driftless: Culture, Place, and Environment
Justice, Injustice, and Activism
Feeding the Planet: Environmental Justice of our Food Systems
Americans, Global Parks, and Wilderness
Rural Livelihoods: Sustainability and the Environment in the Upper Midwest
Sustainability, Indigenous Knowledge, and the Environment
Internship in Environmental Studies
Independent Study in Environmental Studies
Interdisciplinary electives
Select one of the following courses:3
Environmental Archaeology
Art and the Environment in the United States
Ecology
Limnology
Aquatic Toxicology
Stream and Watershed Ecology
Marine Biology
Ecosystem Ecology
Aquatic and Soil Chemistry
Public Advocacy and Dialogue
Environmental Communication
Environmental and Ecological Economics
Literature and Environmental Action
Earth Environments
Conservation of Global Environments
Global Climate Change
Weather and Climate
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms
Transportation Equity and Sustainable Communities
Sustainable Development and Conservation
Polar Environments
Meteorology
Biogeography
Sustainable Water Resource Management
Past Environmental Change
River Systems
Environmental Hazards
History of U.S. Science and Technology
American Environmental History
Wisconsin History
Sugar, Coffee, Rubber, Bananas: Commodities in World History
Knowing the Oceans: A History of Human Understanding of the Ocean Environment
Bacterial Diversity
Aquatic Microbial Ecology
Environmental Health
Environmental Ethics
Environmental Issues: Applied Psychology
Environmental Policy
NatureRx: Environmental Ethics and Behaviors in Recreation and Tourism
Principles of Recreational Land Management
Sustainable Tourism
Nature and Forest Therapy
Environmental Sociology (if not taken in the core)
Environmental Justice (if not taken in the core)
Total Credits18