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The Environmental Studies B.A. Program: Student Learning Outcomes

(2010-11)

Students graduating from the environmental studies program have the ability to:

1. Write and speak clearly and persuasively;
2. Reason quantitatively in a scientific context;
3. Identify and discuss the origins of current, major environmental problems facing society;
4. Apply principles of ecology and other natural sciences to environmental issues;
5. Integrate concepts from the natural and social sciences in the analysis of environmental problems;
6. Conduct research tasks individually and work cooperatively in the manner required for professional work in the environmental field;
7. Use the computer as a tool for data collection and analysis, and the public presentation of ideas and results.

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