Associate of Arts ∙ Program Code: 301· Credit Hours: 60 · Contact Hours: 62-71
Dean: Sara Glasgow
Prepares students to take a multidisciplinary approach to analyze the cultural, ecological, philosophical, economic, political and biophysical factors that contribute to environmental issues. A focus of this program is to provide opportunities for immersive and applied learning, including internship opportunities working with local environmental organizations.
Program Outcomes
1. Demonstrate solutions to problems from multiple perspectives.
2. Demonstrate appropriate verbal and nonverbal communication across contexts.
3. Demonstrate ethical reasoning in varied contexts.
4. Apply field-appropriate knowledge and skills to address common issues in an academic, professional, or community context.
5. Develop intercultural competence for living in a globally connected world.
6. Develop effective communication around complex environmental issues to a variety of audiences.