Environmental Stewardship: Resources for Academic Choices
- Environmental Stewardship
- About
- Responsibility
- Environment News
- Facts and Figures
- Commitments, Plans and Policies
- Recognition
- Participate
- About the ISNW
- Campus Environmental Stewardship Tour
- Start of Tour
- Watch the Latest
- Newman Lake
- Godwin Transit Center
- Wayland Hall
- John C. Wells Planetarium
- Student Success Center
- Sibert Creek Rain Garden
- East Campus Hillside
- SIS Patio Garden
- Bioscience Building
- Small Wind TTF
- East Campus Dining Hall
- Madison Garden
- Land Bridge
- Paul Jennings Hall
- Edith J. Carrier Arboretum
- University Recreation Center at UPARK
- JMU Farm
- Take Action
- Tour Credits

Opportunities to learn about the environment and sustainability are open to all JMU students in and outside of class. The following is a list of academic offerings:
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JMU helps prepare students for environmentally-related careers through five environmental concentrations within majors and five environmental minors. Watch these short and detailed video overviews of environmental academic opportunities at JMU, which include environmental science, environmental policy, environmental humanities, energy, sustainability, and more.
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All undergraduate students can enroll in courses about the environment in General Education Cluster 3: The Natural World.
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The ISNW also maintains a more comprehensive inventory of individual courses that explore the environment, sustainability, or both.
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Many study abroad and other international experiences focus on the three dimensions of sustainability. Follow the link above and search "environment."



