Environmental Studies Major— Fall 2007 TIP SHEET

Bracketed codes refer to University Requirements: A&L=Arts and Letters; SSC=Social Science; SC=Science; IC, IP, AC=Multicultural Codes.

AREA 1. Lower Division Environmental Studies Core Requirements:

ENVS 201 (Walker) Intro Env Studies: Soc Sci (CRN 11946) [SSC]

ENVS 201 (tba) Intro Env Studies: Soc Sci (CRN 15864) [SSC] (taught in Chinese)

AREA 2. Additional Lower Division Science & Math Requirements

BI 130 (Wetherwax) Intro to Ecology (CRN 10875) [SC]

BI 211 (Postlethwait, Hulslander, McLean) General Biology I: Cells (CRN 10901) [SC]

BI 251 (Sprague, Stiefbold, Westerfield) Biochem and Cell Physiology (CRN 10917) [SC]

CH 111 (Haack) Intro to Chemical Principles (CRN 11136) [SC]

CH 221 (Herrick, Exton) Gen Chemistry I (multiple CRNs) [SC]

(accompanying lab recommended)

GEOG 141 (Gavin) Natural Environment (CRN 12168) [SC]

GEOL 101 (Rempel) Earth’s Dynamic Interior (multiple CRNs) [SC]

GEOL 201 (Wallace) Earth’s Interior Heat (CRN 12267) [SC]

MATH 111 (tba) College Algebra (multiple CRNs)

PHYS 161 (Kevan) Physics of Energy & Enviro (CRN 14280) [SC]

PHYS 162 (Bothun) Solar & Renew Energies (CRN 15565) [SC]

PHYS 201 (tba) General Physics I (multiple CRNs) [SC]

(accompanying lab recommended)

AREA 3A. Upper-Division Science Electives

Be especially alert to prerequisites as listed in the time schedule and the catalog.

BI 307 (Dickman) Forest Biology (CRN 10923) [SC]

BI 370 (Bohannan) Ecology (CRN 10941)

BI 380 (Bradshaw) Evolution (CRN 15219)

BI 407 (Emlet) Sem: Marine Biology (CRN 10991) (OIMB)

BI 407 (Bowerman) Sem: Molecular Biology (CRN 10995)

BI 407 (Wood) Sem: Current Top Ecol/Evol (CRN 10996)

BI 407 (Washbourne) Sem: Dev/Gen Zebrafish (CRN 10997)

BI 454 (Emlet) Estuarine Biology (CRN 15291) (OIMB)

BI 457 (Hodder) Marine Enviro Issues (CRN 11005) (OIMB)

BI 457 (tba) (Hodder) Physio Marine Animals (CRN 11006) (OIMB)

BI 458 (Shanks) Biological Oceanography (CRN 11007) (OIMB)

BI 476 (Bridgham) Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecol (CRN 15211)

CH 331 (Johnson) Organic Chemistry I (CRN 11162)

GEOG 321 (Bartlein) Climatology (CRN 12199) [SC]

GEOG 341 (Cohen) Population and Environment (CRN 12200) [SSC] [IC]

GEOG 399 (Cohen) Sp St: Adv Geog 341 (CRN 12201)

GEOG 416 (Kohler) Intro Geog Info Systems (CRN 12212)

GEOG 425 (Marcus) Hydrology and Water Resources (CRN 12215)

GEOG 432 (Bartlein) Climate Global Change (CRN 15892)

GEOG 461 (Kohler) Environmental Alterations (CRN 15796)

GEOL 310 (Rusk) Earth Resources and Enviro (CRN 15695) [SC]

GEOL 311 (Blackwell) Earth Materials (CRN 12277)

GEOL 334 (Dorsey) Sedimentology & Stratigraphy (CRN 12281)

GEOL 455 (Schmidt) Mechanical Earth (CRN 15923)

GEOL 474 (Bindeman) Enviro Geochemistry (CRN 15925)

LA 441 (Johnson) Principles of Applied Ecology (CRN 12940)

LA 465 (Johnson) Landscape Ecology (CRN 12941)

AREA 3B. Social Science and Humanities Courses

Preparatory Courses for Thematic Groups

EEPP: EC 201 (Ryan, McKnight) Intro to Microeconomics (multiple CRNs) [SSC]

SEnv: SOC 204 (Dreiling) Intro to Sociology (CRN 14715) [SSC]

BEnv: INTL 240 (Galvan) International Development (CRN 12649) [SSC] {IC}

PPPM 201 (Weeks) Intro to PPPM (CRN 14351) [SSC]

Advanced Courses in Social Science and Humanities

LHP - LANDSCAPE, HISTORY, AND PLACE:

GEOG 461 (Kohler) Environmental Alterations (CRN 15796)

EEPP - ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS, POLICY, & POLITICS:

PPPM 331 (Holtgrieve) Environmental Management (CRN 14354)

PPPM 407 (Hosticka) Sem: Policy Development (CRN 15890)

SEnv - SOCIETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT:

ANTH 310 (Biersack) Top: Culture/Pol/Enviro (CRN 15334)

ANTH 365 (Moreno Black) Food and Culture (CRN 10289)

ENVS 411 (Tyman) Top Nature in Metropol (CRN 11964)

GEOG 341 (Cohen) Population and Environment (CRN 12200) [SSC] {IC}

GEOG 399 (Cohen) Sp St: Adv Geog 341 (CRN 12201)

GEOG 410 (Gavin) Fire and the Environment (CRN 15394)

SOC 416 (York) Science, Nature, Society (CRN 15285)

ERV - ENVIRONMENTAL REPRESENTATION & VALUES:

ARH 410 (Turner) Photography American West (CRN 15573)

J 463 (tba) Environmental Writing (CRN 12810)

PHIL 340 (Toadvine) Environmental Philosophy (CRN 15648) H

BEnv - BUILT ENV: SUSTAINABILITY, HEALTH, & QUALITY OF LIFE:

GEOG 442 (Hardwick) Urban Geography (CRN 12217)

LA 361 (Ryan) Land Analysis (CRN 12930)

AREA 4. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES COURSES

ENVS 411 (Tyman) Top Nature in Metropol (CRN 11964)

AREA 5. PRACTICAL LEARNING EXPERIENCE (PLE)

ENVS 410 (Lynch, Mital) Environ Leadership (CRN 11963)

PEOL 451 (Strong) Adventure Education (CRN 14166)

Term at OIMB

REMEMBER: The ENVS Student Initiated Project (SIP) option is available to all majors,	along with ENVS Internships. ALSO REMEMBER: Advising is available at the ENVS	Center, from the ENVS Undergrad Advisers Katie Lynch (klynch@uoregon) and Steve	Mital (smital@uoregon). ***You MUST see your faculty adviser at least once, during the	first term of the year you plan to graduate.