WELCOME TO ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

The Environmental Studies Program is part of CWU's Center for the Environment.

The CWU Environmental Studies Program  was established in the 1970's to provide an interdisciplinary approach to the study of environmental issues. The program features team-taught courses including two high-enrollment General Education courses that are currently taught by faculty from the Biology, Geography, Geology, and Sociology departments. In 2008, the Environmental Studies Program began offering a new Bachelors of Science (B.S.) degree in Environmental Studies in addition to the previously existing Environmental Studies Minor. Faculty at CWU are involved in a broad array of environmental research in fields such as biology, resource management, atmospheric chemistry, enviromental social movements and watershed studies.  

As of Fall 2016, the Environmental Studies Major is a

B.S. in Environmental Sciences

Application to the Environmental Sciences Major

Application to the Environmental Studies Minor

ENST COURSE DESCRIPTIONS  &  SPRING 2018 ENST SCHEDULE

SUMMER 2018 ENST SCHEDULE & FALL 2018 ENST SCHEDULE

Tentative Course Schedules:

New Courses:
*ENST 398 - Environmental Conflict
*ENST 360 - Environmental Justice
*ENST 499 - Environmental Data and GIS

To apply for the Environmental Studies Major or Minor, print the application and contact Dr. Pamela McMullin-Messier to schedule a meeting, for consultation and signature.  It is advisable to arrange a meeting time via e-mail.

* ENST Students Facebook Group (information on interships, job ads, etc. Click here for more information)

ADVISING WORKSHEETS

Environmental Biology

Environmental Chemistry

Environmental Geography                                     

Environmental Geology

Environmental Policy

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