2012-2013 - Sweet Briar College

HNRS 399 (3) Summer Honors Research
Choose 2 of the following courses, at least one of which must be at the 300-level or above:
BIOL 218 (3) Field Natural History
BIOL 316 (3) Seminar in Conservation Biology
ECON 342 (3) Ecological Economics
ENGR 120 (3) Analyzing Our World: Foundations of Engineering Analysis
ENVR 116 (4) Weather and Climate
ENVR 210 (3) Humans and Wildlife
ENVR 228 (4) Oceanography
ENVR 319 (3) People and the American Landscape
ENVR 322 (3) Ecological Modeling
ENVR 329 (3) Global Biodiversity Conservation
ENVR 377 (3) Internship (if not taken above)
ENVR 393 (3) Topics in Environmental Studies
ENVR 416 (3) Geographic Information Systems II
ENVR 451 (3) Senior Research in Environmental Science (if not taken above)
MATH 315 (3) Biostatistics
The Environmental Science Minor
(18 semester hours)
Required:
ENVR 101 (3) Introduction to Environmental Issues
ENVR 316 (3) Geographic Information Systems I
Choose 12 additional semester hours of ENVR courses, at least 3 credits of which must be at the
300-level or above. ECON 342 may be taken as one of these electives.
Equine Studies
Although there is no major or minor in Equine Studies, a certificate is offered for students interested in
a career in the equine industry and for the student/amateur who would enjoy expanding her knowledge
and experience in this area. The certificate is available in a management concentration and in a teaching
and schooling concentration, and may be elected by students majoring in any department of the
College. See the separate department listings for .
The Equine Studies Certificate
(26-29 semester hours)