Bachelor of Science

Earth System Science (ESS)

Earth System Science (ESS) is an interdisciplinary field of study that examines the physical and chemical nature of the environment in various media (as well as atmosphere, rivers, lakes, oceans, soils, and lithosphere), their interaction with each other and with biological systems. ESS emphasizes the examination of human impacts on these complex environmental processes and the long term sustainability of living systems.

Environmental Science Requirements

All BIS and/or BES 3xx and 4xx courses are under development.

28 Credits

ESS Core Course Requirements

15 Credits

ESS Distribution Requirements

25 Credits

List of all ESS Distribution courses

Capstone

10 Credits

General Electives

12 Credits

NOTE: Within the credits taken in the IAS curriculum, students must complete 10 credits each in Visual, Literary and Performing Arts (VLPA); Individuals & Societies (I&S); and Natural World (NW).

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Environmental Science (ES) Core & Affiliate Faculty and Staff

BS ES Core & Affiliate Faculty

Martha Groom, Warren Gold, Cinnamon Hillyard, Dan Jaffe, Becca Price, Dave Stokes, Rob Turner

BS ES Core & Affiliate Staff

Rob Estes