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St. Lawrence University
 

Dr. Glenn Harris
Department Chair
(315) 229-5814

Ms. Nancy Alessi
Department Secretary
(315) 229-5814
nalessi@stlawu.edu










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Field Work!
The environmental studies department gives students a broad understanding of the complex nature of environmental problems.

The aim is to provide specific knowledge of the relationship between traditional disciplines and environmental studies. The program also hopes to foster an integrated and coherent approach for environmental problem solving. To meet such objectives, the curriculum includes courses listed with other departments of the University as well as in particular areas of environmental studies.

Many courses focus on the study of rural issues both inside and outside the classroom, to make maximum use of the University’s location.

101. Introduction to Environmental Studies.
106. Chemistry and the Environment.
107. Energy.
108. Economics for Environmentalists.
110. Environmental Geology.
112. Global Climate.
205. Quantitative Analysis. (Env.)
209. Vertebrate Natural History.
210. Environmental Archaeology.
211. Geomorphology
213. Seeing History: Reading the Natural and Cultural Landscape. (PP)
221. General Ecology.
231. Health Effects of Pollution. (PP)
240. Environment and Resource Use in Kenya.
249. Contemporary Recreation Issues and Public Lands. (PP)
251. Independent Projects in Environmental Studies.
253. Race, Class and Environmental Justice.
255. Environmental Perceptions and Indigenous Knowledge.
261. Sustainable Agriculture Systems. (PP)
275. Energy and the Environment. (PP)
285. Canada-United States Environmental Issues. (PP)
295. Nature and Environmental Writing.
301. Pollution of Aquatic Ecosystems. (PP)
302. Issues in Air Pollution. (PP)
303. Solid Waste Management. (PP)
306. Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology.
308. Environmental Economics.
310. Philosophy of the Environment.
312. Environmental Law and Politics.
318. Environmental Psychology.
319. Hydrology/Hydrogeology.
321. Land-Use Planning. (PP)
335. Foundation of Environmental Thought.
340. Conservation Biology.
346. American Literature and the Environment.
347, 348. Special Topics.
351. Internships in Environmental Studies.
352. Contemporary Literature and the Environment.
361. Research Seminar in Environmental Studies.
362. International Law.
363. Ecotourism: Panacea or Viable Sustainable Development? (PP)
380. Tropical Ecology.
384. Natural Resource Economics.
404. SYE: The Green Backlash: Science and Politics of Environmental Opposition. (PP)
421. SYE: Directed Readings.
451. SYE: Senior Internship.
461. Research Seminar.
465. Environmental Sociology.
489. SYE: Senior Research.
499. SYE: Honors Project.