Courses
| E Sc 101 |
Oceanography |
The study of oceans. This class typically meets spring quarters in the evenings. No lab, no prerequisites. |
| E Sc 201 |
Physical Geology |
An introduction to rocks and minerals and maps. Meets fall quarter, with lab. |
| E Sc 202 | Historical Geology | The study of the earth through time. Covers fossils, dinosaurs and extinctions. No prerequisite. Lab |
| E Sc 205 |
Environmental Geology |
Covers earthquakes, volcanoes, and rivers. How humans interact with geology. Lab, no prerequisites. |
| E Sc 250 | Earth Science Practicum |
Past examples include Geology in Kentucky and Ancient Reefs. |
| E Sc 301 |
Field Geology |
Many field trips will examine rocks in the field. Will include some mapping. Prerequisite: a previous geology course. |
| E Sc 302 |
Geology of the US |
Explore the geological history of the National Parks. Prerequisite: a previous geology course. |
| L Sc 319 | Coral Reef Ecology |
Course travels to Belize to study coral reefs. |
| INST 400 |
Geology and Humankind |
Examines how humans are affected by geology, including through natural disasters and our water, soil and air resources. |
| ENST 101 |
Introduction to Environmental Studies |
Introduces a wide range of environmental issues. |
| ENST 401 |
Advanced Environmental Studies |
Team taught course dealing with a topical environmental issue. |