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The Center administers an interdisciplinary environmental studies minor and areas of concentration. The minor requires a core of 11 credit hours. Students may also select a track in: • Environmental Education and Interpretation • Outdoor Pursuits • Organized Camping Currently, areas of concentration are available in the following disciplines: • Environmental Health (Health Science) • Environmental Management (Biology) • Environmental Policy (Political Science) • Outdoor Recreation Management and Education (Recreation) with emphases in:
• Pre-Environmental Science and Forestry Students interested in one of these disciplines as a minor or concentration must seek approval of their academic advisor. |
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For more information, contact Jack Sheltmire, director of the Center for Environmental and Outdoor Education, at (607) 753-5488 or by e-mail at jack.sheltmire@cortland.edu
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