The Environmental Sustainability minor complements any major. It consists of a selection of courses that provide students with an understanding of important concepts in environmental studies such as ecology, climate change, terrestrial and aquatic habitats, and conservation of energy and natural resources. Students also gain experience in the field and laboratory settings. Students can choose from a variety of elective courses mainly in environmental economics, policy, law, anthropology, and justice to complete this minor.

Students who graduate with a minor in Environmental Sustainability will be able to:

• Use classical skills such as critical thinking, research, speaking and writing as they apply to seeking just, equitable, and sustainable solutions to the global challenges facing humanity;
• Understand fundamental principles of environmental sustainability.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
ENVI 150H	Honors: Introduction to Environmental Systems	4
ENVI 153	Environmental Sustainability	4
Select at least twelve credits of the following; at least six must have an ENVI prefix:		12
ANTH 302	Ecological Disaster and Cultural Imagination
BIOL 327	Plants and Society
or BIOL 327H	Honors: Plants and Society
CCCA 202	The Good Earth: The Theme of Agrarianism
ENGL 371	The American Renaissance
ENVI 230	Introduction to Outdoor Leadership
ENVI 260	Green Living Seminar
ENVI 305	Ecology and Management of the Adirondack Park
ENVI 310	Politics and Environmental Policy
ENVI 311	Sustainable Food Systems
ENVI 315	Environmental Economics
or ECON 315	Environmental Economics
ENVI 325	Geographic Information Systems
ENVI 340	Environmental Law
or ENVI 340H	Honors: Environmental Law
ENVI 350	Advanced Special Topics in Environmental Studies
ENVI 352	Environmental Justice
ENVI 355	Everglades and South Florida
PHCH 310	Environmental Health
or PHCH 310H	Honors: Environmental Health
PHIL 325	Ethics, Animals and the Environment
Total Hours		20