Effective Summer 2010 the Environmental Studies major has a new structure and some new requirements. All students who declare the ENVS major in Summer 2010 or Future Terms will follow this new set of ENVS major requirements.

ENVS students who declared the ENVS major prior to summer 2010 may continue in the “old” major or change to the “new.”

Students who wish to change to the “new” major should contact their academic advisor. All ENVS students who declared the major before Summer 2010 may complete the ENVS major requirements for ENVS- Society and Policy Track or ENVS-Environmental Science Track, as they were when the ENVS major was declared.

An ENVS student who wishes to compare status in the “new” major may use the ENVS major tracking sheets for each set of requirements.

ENVS Major Declared Summer 2010 and Future Terms

ENVS Major Declared Prior to Summer 2010

The “new” ENVS major is available on the Degree Audit system. At this time there is no plan to program the ENVS- Society and Policy Track or ENVS-Environmental Science Track (“old”) major in the Degree Audit program. However the Degree Audit System remains the audit for all credit, MAPS and CORE progress. The ENVS- Society and Policy Track or ENVS-Environmental Science Track is audited on paper.

Undergrad Program:

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Mark Hernandez

Combining engineering with molecular biology, water and wastewater treatment systems, bioremediation, sustainable industrial "green" chemistry, biogenic acid production and biological air pollution.

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Bryant Mason