IGR Goal #1

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Courses:

ABE 225 - Principles of Environmental Science and Engineering ** Credits: 3
AST 353-353L - Physical Climatology and Meteorology ** and Lab Credits: 3
ABS 203 - Global Food Systems ** (G) Credits: 3
ABS 482-582 - International Experience **(G) Credits: (2-4)
AGEC 421-521 - Farming and Food Systems Economics ** Credits: 3
AST 225 - Principles of Environmental Science and Engineering Credits: 3
AST 333-333L - Soil and Water Mechanics ** and Lab Credits: 3
AST 463/563 - Agricultural Waste Management ** (AW) Credits: 3
BIOL 101-101L - Biology Survey I and Lab ** (COM) Credits: 3
BIOL 311 - Principles of Ecology **(COM) Credits: 3
BIOL 383 - Bioethics ** (G) Credits: 4
CEE 225 - Principles of Environmental Science and Engineering Credits: 3
ECON 472-572 - Resource and Environmental Economics ** (COM) Credits: 3
ENGL 256 - Literature of the American West * ** Credits: 3
ENVM 225 - Principles of Environmental Science and Engineering Credits: 3
ENVM 275 - Introduction to Environmental Science ** (G) Credits: 3
GEOG 310-310L - Soil Geography and Land Use Interpretation and Lab ** (G) Credits: 3
HIST 368 - History and Culture of the American Indian ** (COM) Credits: 3
NFS 111 - Food, People and the Environment ** Credits: 3
PHIL 383 - Bioethics (G) Credits: 4
PHIL 454-554 - Environmental Ethics ** (COM) Credits: 3
PS 213-213L - Soils and Lab * ** Credits: 2
See note below
PS 243 - Principles of Geology* ** Credits: 3
See note below
PS 310-310L - Soil Geography and Land Use Interpretation and Lab** (G) Credits: 3
PS 362-362L - Environmental Soil Management and Lab** Credits: 3
PSYC 244 - Environmental Psychology ** Credits: 3
RANG 105-105L - Introduction to Range Management and Lab** Credits: 3
RANG 215 - Introduction to Integrated Ranch Management Credits: 3
REL 332 - Environmental Ethics ** Credits: 3
SOC 240 - The Sociology of Rural America* ** (COM) (G) Credits: 3
See note below
WL 110 - Environmental Conservation ** (G) Credits: 3

Notes:

Indicates courses that also meet the System General Education Requirements (SGR). If students use a course to meet the SGR, students must select a different course to meet the IGR.