Environmental Science, the study of interactions between humans and the environment, is an interdisciplinary science course that integrates principles from biology, chemistry, ecology, geology, and non-science disciplines. Issues of local, regional, and global concern will be used to help students explain scientific concepts and analyze practical solutions to complex environmental problems. Emphasis is placed on the study of ecosystems, human population growth, energy, pollution, and other environmental issues as well as important environmental regulations.
Course | Instructor | |
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ENVS 2202 1AG | Farooq Khan fkhan@westga.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1BG | Jimmy Wedincamp wedincamp@ega.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1CG | Mindy Smith mindys@westga.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1DG | Hannes Gerhardt hgerhard@westga.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1EG | Ghazia Asif gasif@westga.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1FG | Kristina Harbaugh kharbaugh@georgiasouthern.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1GG | Christopher Earls christopher.earls@abac.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1HG | Lori Wilson lori.wilson@ung.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1IG | Aubrey Dyer aubreydyer@clayton.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1JG | Jasmine Paul paulj@fvsu.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1KG | Brook Kubik brook.kubik@ung.edu | |
ENVS 2202 1LG | Dawn Zenkert dz@uga.edu | |
ENVS 2202 5AG | Annabelle McKie-Voerste amckie@daltonstate.edu | |
ENVS 2202 5BG | Irene Kokkala irene.kokkala@ung.edu | |
ENVS 2202 5CG | Megan Whitaker Potter mwhitaker@westga.edu | |
ENVS 2202 8AG | Inez Jones ijones1@gordonstate.edu | |
ENVS 2202 8BG | Irene Kokkala irene.kokkala@ung.edu | |
ENVS 2202 8CG | Annabelle McKie-Voerste amckie@daltonstate.edu | |
ENVS 2202 8DG | Denise Ezell ezelld@fvsu.edu | |
ENVS 2202 8EG | Kimberly Subacz ksubacz@highlands.edu | |
ENVS 2202 8FG | Stephen Burnett stephenburnett@clayton.edu |
Credit Hours
After completing this course, you will be able to
Your final grade will be based on the following breakdown. Please note that each instructor may choose to make modifications.