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Academic Programs

ESS: Major Requirements

Students must complete all core requirements and major cognate courses, as well as 12 approved electives with a grade of “C” or better.

Major Core Courses

ES 211

Introduction to Environmental Sciences and Lab (4)

ES 403

Environmental Science Seminar (2)

BIO/ES 225

Ecology (Includes Group Projects) (4)

ES 435

Research in Environmental Science (3)

CHEM/ES 453

Environmental Chemistry (3)

 

 

 Major Cognate Courses

BIO 115 & 120

Organismal Form & Function & Biology of the Cell (8)

MATH 211 & 212 OR

Applied Calculus (8)

CHEM 111 & 112

General Chemistry and Labs (10)

MATH 231 & 232

Calculus I & II

CHEM 231 & 232

Organic Chemistry and I & II and Labs (10)

MATH 205 OR 355

General Statistics (4) OR Biostatistics

CIS 121

Computer Science (4)

PHY 111 & 112 OR PHY 151 & 241

General Physics I & II (8)

Physics I & II (8)

CHEM/ES 411

Toxicology (3)

 

 

 Electives

Students must select at least 12 credit hours from those listed below:

BIO/ES 314

Environmental Biology (4)

ES 251

Soil and Atmospheric Sciences (4)

BIO 233

Microbiology (4)

ES 252

Introduction to Geosciences

BIO 312

Genetics (4)

ES 384

Industrial Ecology (4)

BIO 471

Cell and Molecular Biology (4)

MATH 353

Decision Sciences (4)

CHEM 311

Biochemistry (4)

MATH 358

Mathematical Models (4)

CHEM 301

Analytical Chemistry and Lab (4)

MATH 455

Probability and Statistics (4)

CIS/ES 437

Computer Simulation (4)

MATH 470

Special Topic: Environmental Statistics Practicum (2)

ES 200

Introduction to Environmental Health (4)

 

PSC 320

Environmental Policy and Politics (3)

Free Electives

Free Electives may be chosen in order to complete the 120 hours required for graduation.

REQUIREMENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES MINOR

(6 course minimum requirement)
 Core Courses (2 Courses)

ES 211

Introduction to Environmental Sciences (4)

PSC 320

Environmental Policy and Politics (3)

 

 Capstone Experience (One 4-credit hour course)

The Capstone Experience may be a 4-credit hour independent study/research course, field research, or an approved seminar.

ES 499

Independent Study

 Electives

Students must select 3 courses in any of the following areas:

  • Science/Humanities dimensions of environmental issues
  • Health dimensions of environmental issues
  • Natural Science dimensions of environmental issues
  • The use of Information Technology in exploring environmental issues

 REQUIREMENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH MINOR

Core Courses (5 Courses)

ES 200

Introduction to Environmental Health

Math

General Statistics

CHEM/ES 411

Toxicology

Capstone Experience

One 4-credit hour course

Epidemiology

Morehouse College

 

 

 Electives (1 Course)

Students must select one 4-credit hour elective:

BIO 100

Biology of Women

PSY 420

Mental Health Practicum

BIO/ES 314

Environmental Biology

PSY 200b

Risky Behaviors, Social Influence, & HIV/AIDS

CHEM/BIO 453

Environmental Chemistry

ANTH 305

Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Gender

CWS/SOC 420

Special Topics: Violence Against Women

ANTH 322

Urban Anthropology

ECON 142

Health: Sociological and Economic Perspectives (cross-listed with SOC 242)

ANTH 404

The Anthropology of Globalization

ES 211

Introduction to Environmental Sciences

SOC 242

Health: Sociological and Economic Perspectives (cross-listed with ECON 142)

PHI 130

Introduction to Ethics

SOC 301

Violence Against Women

REL 285

Religion, Women, and Violence in Global Perspective

SOC 310

Seminar: Sociology of Addiction and Substance Abuse

PSC 320

Environmental Politics and Policy

SOC 321

Community Organizing

PSC 322

Legislative Process

SOC 402

The Sociology of Health