A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Minor
- Catalog edition
- 230728-undated-usu.edu
- Checklist type
- degree-program
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 230728
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_230728_d0abadee
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Requirements
20 items
- As published: “- Introduction to Environmental Science (BLS) - 3 - Credits ENVS5020 - Human Dimensions of Fire Management - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Natural Resource Professional Orientation - 1 - Credits ENVS5100 - Introduction to Modeling Human-Environment Systems - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Environment, Natural Resources, and Society (BSS) - 3 - Credits ENVS5300 - Natural Resources Law and Policy - 2 - Credits”
- As published: “- Natural Resource and Environmental Policy - 3 - Credits ENVS5320 - Water Law and Policy in the United States - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Fundamentals of Natural Resource Recreation Management - 3 - ENVS5350 - Ecological Economics - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Archaeology of Climate Change (DSS) - 3 - Credits ENVS5600 - Natural Resource Interpretation - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Fundamentals of Tourism - 3 - Credits ENVS5750 - Global Change Ecology - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Environmental Data Science (QI) - 3 - Credits ENVS5800 - Environment and Society Departmental Colloquium - 1 - Credits”
- As published: “- Living with Wildlife (DSC) - 3 - Credits ENVS5820 - Field Studies in Environmental Conservation and Sustainability - 3 -”
- As published: “- Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management (DSS) - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Foundations of Environmental Thought (DHA/CI) - 3 - Credits Management - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Building Community Environmental Resilience - 3 - Credits ENVS6020 - Human Dimensions of Fire Management - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Natural Resource Recreation Policy and Planning - 3 - Credits ENVS6100 - Introduction to Modeling Human-Environment Systems - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Sustainability Metrics - 3 - Credits ENVS6110 - Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management - 3 - Credits”3
- As published: “- Advanced Internship/Co-op - 1 - 9 Credits ENVS6130 - Policy Aspects of Wildland Recreation - 3 - Credits”1-9
- As published: “- Advanced Natural Resource Recreation Management (CI) - 3 - ENVS6300 - Conservation Psychology - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Recreation Use Monitoring and Assessment (QI) - 3 - Credits ENVS6320 - Water Law and Policy in the United States - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Special Projects in Natural Resource Recreation Management - 3 - ENVS6410 - Translational Ecology - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Environment and Society Departmental Colloquium - 1 - Credits ENVS6600 - Natural Resource Interpretation - 3 - Credits”
- As published: “- Environmental Nonprofit and Volunteer Management - 3 - Credits ENVS6750 - Global Change Ecology - 3 - Credits”
Utah State University
5 items
- As published: “- Environment and Society Departmental Colloquium - 1 - Credits”1
- As published: “- Graduate Orientation Seminar for Environment and Society - 1 -”
- As published: “- The Socio-Environmental Research Process - 1 - Credits”1
- As published: “- Methodology for Socio-Environmental Research - 1 - Credits”1
- As published: “- Environmental Risks and Decision Making - 1 - Credits”1
Source. Utah State University, catalog 230728-undated-usu.edu — https://coursedog-pdfs-public-prod.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/usu_banner/catalog/dca7ab4c-3f32-472e-b1d0-5977f9938288-usu_banner-catalog-1779904044631.pdf. Captured page UT/230728-usu.edu/pdf/230728-undated-usu.edu.pdf#page=108. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.