2006-2007 Academic Year - Trinity University

TRINITY UNIVERSITY
I. Required lower division courses
*ANTH 1301
*BIOL 1311
*ECON 1311
*GEOS 1304
Introduction to Anthropology
Integrative Biology I
Principles of Microeconomics
Environmental Geology: Humans and Their Physical
Environment
II.
Required upper division courses (check catalog for prerequisites)
*ECON/URBS 3333 Economics and the Environment
*GEOS 3300 Oceanography
III.
One course from the following list (check catalog for prerequisites)
BIOL 3434 Ecology
BIOL 3440 Animal Behavior
*CHEM 2319, 2119 Organic Chemistry
GEOS 2304 Earth Surface Processes
GEOS 3411 Hydrology
GEOS 3308 GIS and Remote Sensing
IV.
One course from the following list (check catalog for prerequisites)
ANTH 2357 Humans and the Environment
ANTH 3367 South American Indigenous Peoples: Conquest and
Development
ANTH 3364 Economic Anthropology
ANTH 4354 Seminar in Primatology
ECON 3318 Global Economy
ECON/URBS 3334 Urban Economics
HIST 3382/
URBS 3305 The City in History
HIST 4360 Seminar in United States History: Environmental
History
PLSI 3313 Policy Analysis and the Policymaking Process
PLSI 3346 Geography and World Politics
*URBS 3347 Urban Systems
Recommended:
ENVI 4394 Environmental Studies Capstone Experience
ENVI 4394
Environmental Studies Capstone Experience
The Senior Capstone Experience is an independently-designed course in which
students apply at least one academic perspective to an environmental research
question or issue. Students will work under the direction of the Chair of the
Environmental Studies Committee and with the collaboration of at least one faculty
from an academic department. Students will produce a significant project or paper
that demonstrates both a familiarity with the environmental subject matter and an
advance undergraduate understanding of environmental analysis. The course is
available to seniors and may only be taken once for credit. Enrollment only by
permission of the Chair of the Environmental Studies Committee.
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