To develop a working knowledge of effective, environmentally safe recycling or remediation of man-made materials induced into different ecosystems. To develop a broad understanding of the policies, laws and regulations which govern the use and control of natural and environmental resources. To gain experience in applying the concepts and methods of resource management to practical problems and to report these applications in a professional manner. All graduates will complete a program of study that is developed to match a student s interests and background with an interdisciplinary committee chaired by a departmental advisor. No more than 50 percent may be taken in either field.
All students participate in the evaluation of lecture related courses within school.
Such input information is available to the instructor of the graduate course in order to insure a high quality learning experience for the student. All students are required to participate in an annual interview with SOE faculty to assess the student s progress and their degree of preparedness to continue. All students, at the time of graduation, have an exit interview and are requested to complete questionnaires to enable the assessment of the degree of preparedness of the graduate and applicability of such programs to enhance the employment of the graduate as accomplished by the programs with a major in the Earth and Environmental Resources Management. Administration is coordinated by the Assistant Dean. Results are distributed to each instructor and the Dean.