PHIL 101 or THEO 101 or instructor permission. Toxicology 3 credits Introduction to nomenclature, principles, and scope of toxicology. The fate and effects of organic and inorganic toxicants in the environment, in animals and in various test systems. Environmental Chemistry 4 credits In-depth study of the environment using chemical principles. Covers sources, reactions, transport, effects and fates of chemical species in water, soil and air environments.
Lab provides experience with environmental sampling and analysis techniques.
Environmental Economics 3 credits Causes, effects and possible cures of air and water pollution problems, solid waste disposal, resource and land use. Internship in Environmental Management 3 - 6 credits Junior or senior standing and permission of program director. Environmental Law and Regulations 3 credits Examination of environmental and natural resources, policies and issues. Emphasis on the impact of regulatory policy and politics, federalism, the courts and administration of environmental and natural resource policies.