Environmental Science and Society
Our environmental science & society program has 6 concentrations to choose from, all of which lead to a bachelor's of science! None of our concentrations require a minor to fulfill graduation requirements.
All ENVI students are recommended to first follow the common-core curriculum, ensuring preparation for enrollment into the capstone experience. Learn more about these core classes in our required courses page or the program catalog.
Environmental Biology
The environmental biology concentration emphasizes understanding of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, as well and land-use dynamics. Advising Questions? Contact Dr. Katherine Greenwald ([email protected]).
Environmental Chemistry
The environmental chemistry concentration emphasizes understanding the chemistry behind environmental pollutants. Advising Questions? Contact Dr. Gavin Edwards ([email protected]).
Environmental Geoscience
The environmental geoscience concentration is geared towards students who are interested in applying the field of geoscience to address environmental issues. Advising Questions? Contact Dr. Eric Portenga ([email protected]).
Environmental Hydrology
The environmental hydrology concentration emphasizes understanding water dynamics and hydrologic forecasting. Advising Questions? Contact Dr. Christopher Gellasch ([email protected]).
Atmosphere and Climate
The atmosphere and climate concentration is geared towards students interested in applying an understanding of climate variability to environmental issues. Advising Questions? Contact Dr. Thomas Kovacs ([email protected]).
Environment and Society
The environment and society concentration is geared towards students who are interested in applying the social sciences to environmental issues. Advising Questions? Contact Dr. Michael Scoville ([email protected]).