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Environmental Management
Dr. Steven P. Frysinger, Coordinator
Phone: (540) 568-2710
E-mail: frysinsp@jmu.edu
The Environmental Management program prepares students to apply the
principles of environmental science and engineering to contemporary
environmental problems in both natural resource and industrial contexts.
Students from a variety of majors can pursue an interdisciplinary minor
in Environmental Management. After completing prerequisite foundation
courses in science and math, students pursue the minor by completing
core courses and a concentration, optionally culminating in a capstone
thesis or project. The Environmental Management program strives to
develop graduates who are literate in and competent with the foundation
sciences and mathematics underlying environmental science and
engineering, and who can apply science and technology to a broad range
of practical environmental problems.
The Environmental Management minor requires a total of 22 credit,
excluding prerequisite cognate courses and an optional seminar and
thesis. The cognate courses, or their equivalents, must have been
completed successfully before the student may be enrolled in the
Environmental Management minor. This may be accomplished as part of the
student's major.
Minor Requirements |
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Cognate Courses (to be completed before
beginning minor) |
Credit Hours |
BIO 114. Organisms |
4 |
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BIO 124. Ecology and Evolution |
4 |
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CHEM 131-132. General Chemistry I-II |
6 |
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MATH 235-236. Calculus I-II |
8 |
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PHYS 240-250. University Physics I-II |
6 |
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Core Courses |
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ISAT 320-321. Fundamentals of Environmental Science and
Technology I-II |
6 |
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ISAT 302. Instrumentation and Measurement of the
Environment |
1 |
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ENVM 490. Environmental Management Seminar (optional) |
2 |
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ENVM 491-492. Senior Thesis/Project I-II (optional) |
6 |
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Concentration |
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See descriptions below |
15 |
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22-30 |
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Concentrations The
Environmental Management minor concentrates in one of two areas, Natural
Resources and Industrial Systems. Students should be aware that some of
the listed courses may have additional prerequisites. |
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Natural Resources |
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ISAT 424. Natural Resource Management |
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Choose four of the following courses: |
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BIO 451. Ecological Systems
BIO 453. Microbial Ecology
BIO 459. Freshwater Ecology
CHEM 355. Geochemistry of Natural Waters
ECON 340. Economics of Natural Resources
GEOG 240. Natural Resource Conservation
GEOG 340. Ecological Biogeography
GEOG 385. Remote Sensing of the Environment
GEOG 415. Climatology
ISAT 420. Environmental Analysis and Modeling
ISAT 421. Environmental Policy and Regulation
ISAT 425. Environmental Hydrology
ISAT 426. Environmental Information Systems
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Industrial Systems |
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ISAT 422. Environmental Management |
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Choose four of the following courses: |
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ECON 305. Environmental Economics
HTH 352. Environmental Health
HTH 450. Epidemiology
ISAT 410. Sustainable Energy Development
ISAT 421. Environmental Policy and Regulation
ISAT 426. Environmental Information Systems
ISAT 427. Industrial Hygiene
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