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Forestry | Geology | Natural Resources | Watershed Science Certificate
Watershed Science Certificate
Open to all students in any major, the Watershed Science Certificate is jointly administered by faculty in the Departments of Forestry and Geology, Biology, and Chemistry, and is linked to the University's broad Environmental Studies Program.
Students pursuing the Certificate will take a range of courses that focus on water resources and watershed science. Each student will complete the Certificate with the Watershed Science Capstone course, a multidisciplinary, project oriented course. The capstone project may be a semester project created solely for the capstone, or it may begin as a watershed-related summer internship project that is further developed by the student during an academic semester.
Students deciding to pursue the Certificate should contact one of the following faculty members to develop his/her study plan.
Professor Knoll, Forestry and Geology
Associate Professor McGrath, Biology
Assistant Professor White, Chemistry
Updated: May 20, 2011
Forestry | Geology | Natural Resources | Watershed Science Certificate
Watershed Science Certificate
A study of the interactions among physical, chemical, and biological factors that affect our watersheds and wetlands.
Requirements for Watershed Science CertificateOpen to all students in any major, the Watershed Science Certificate is jointly administered by faculty in the Departments of Forestry and Geology, Biology, and Chemistry, and is linked to the University's broad Environmental Studies Program.
Students pursuing the Certificate will take a range of courses that focus on water resources and watershed science. Each student will complete the Certificate with the Watershed Science Capstone course, a multidisciplinary, project oriented course. The capstone project may be a semester project created solely for the capstone, or it may begin as a watershed-related summer internship project that is further developed by the student during an academic semester.
Students deciding to pursue the Certificate should contact one of the following faculty members to develop his/her study plan.
Professor Knoll, Forestry and Geology
Associate Professor McGrath, Biology
Assistant Professor White, Chemistry
Updated: May 20, 2011