GRADUATE ORIENTATION SEMINAR

ENVIRST 901

Course Description

Introduction to the organizational structure, policies and practices of the Nelson Institute, with an emphasis on the opportunities and challenges of being a student in a cross-campus interdisciplinary program.

Prerequisties

Declared in the Environment and Resources or Water Resources Management graduate program

Credits

Offered

Fall

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Instructors (2025 Fall)

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Paul ROBBINS

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ENVIRST 317

Provides opportunities for students in the Community Environmental Scholars Program to analyze the connections among environmental issues and community engagement. Requires work with community-based environmental and/or sustainability-related organizations. Student cohorts design and lead classes and projects and have opportunities to host guest speakers and environmental leaders. Emphasizes the professional skills needed to work effectively individually, in teams, in internships, and in professional positions.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION COHORT SEMINAR

ENVIRST 974

Introduction to professional development and important aspects of communication, collaboration, and professional practice as they relate to Environmental Conservation.

SEMINAR

ENVIRST 900

Special topics selected with each offering.

DIRECTED STUDY

ENVIRST 199

Independent work in environmental studies overseen by a qualified instructor.

DIRECTED STUDY

ENVIRST 699

Independent work in environmental studies overseen by a qualified instructor.

GRADUATE ORIENTATION SEMINAR

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