Fall 1999

• GEOL 451 ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL DATA
• ENVI 201 INTRO-ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

Spring 2000

Spring 1999:

Non-Science Courses

• Reli 362: Religion Ethics & the Environment
• Envi 406: Intro to Environmental Law

Science Courses

• Bios 202: Intro Biology II - Foundation Course actually covers basics of ecology and ecosystems
• BIOS 205: Ecology, Natural History, and Philosophy of Nature
• Bios 322: Global Ecosystems Dynamics
• Bake 302: Understanding Envi Issues
• Bios 319: Tropical Field Biology
• Bios 334: Evolution
• Bios 324: Wetland Ecosystems
• Bios 336: Plant Diversity
• Bios 424: Micorbiology & Biotechnology
• Envi/Spac 443: Atmosphere Science
• Geol 102: Evolution of the Earth
• Geol 108: Crisis of the Earth
• Geol 202: Geosciences in Human Affairs
• Geol 446: Solid Earth Dynamics
• Nsci 112: Science Today II- Chemistry, Biology, & Earth Science
• Nsci 230: Computation in Natural Science

Engineering Courses

• Ceng 503: Chemical Engrg Processes: Air pollution (minimal prereqs i promise)
• Envi 411: Air Resource Management
• Envi 412: Hydrology & Watershed Analysis
• Envi 490: Environmental Audit of Rice by Michael Ford****

INTERSHIPS

• Internships in DC, there are a few environmental groups that have positions
• Institute for Central American Development Studies-internships in a variety of areas including the environment
• The Environmental Careers Organization
• Internships with the Smithsonian Institute
• National Science Foundation- REUs for undergraduate site
• Center for Environmental Citizenship
• Orion Grassroots Network Internship Service

Know of any others? Tell me, please.