The second internship is related to the environmental needs of business, industry, or government where human and natural needs are in conflict. The grade is based on the professor's evaluation of the sponsor's report, a student interview, and a reflection paper describing the internship and its meaning to the student. For course description see ECOL 410 . 3 Semester Hours Students demonstrate interdisciplinary ability in this course by completing a faculty-approved project such as a senior thesis. In the first course, students propose a project question, develop a plan to resolve it, and create a bibliography.
Class meets weekly for progress reports, discussion, critical thinking, and problem solving.
ENV 495 Senior Project II 2 Semester Hours Students complete senior projects begun in ENV 494. Class meetings continue with discussion, critical thinking, and problem solving. Students also meet privately with their advisers to review their papers or projects.