• Consists of a multidisciplinary approach that combines natural science and research management
  
  
• Students learn to analyze physical and socio-economic environments and to reach decisions concerning environmental use and management
  
  
• Offers a core curriculum that is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in the earth and environmental sciences, as well as in the modern methods and techniques used by scientists and environmental professionals
  
  
• Techniques include cartography, remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), spatial statistics, and environmental sampling and surveying
  
  
• Classes generally host 25-35 students, while labs consist of 15-20 students.
  
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1/18/12 - SEAS meeting at 5:30 pm in room 206 of the UWF Commons

1/19/12 - EVR seminar: NASA DEVELOP internship

1/20/12 - UWF Office of Undergraduate Research applications due

1/31/12 - EVR Seminar: Thinnings: Evolution of material and structure. A case study on bridge design using forest thinning materials

2/14/12 - EVR Seminar: Dr. Christopher Burkart (UWF Economics)

2/17/12 - EVR Seminar: Dr. Paul Knapp (UNC-Greensboro)

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Come learn about the NASA DEVELOP program on Thursday, January 19, 2012, at 4:00 pm in room 13/230. Tharini Jeyaprakash from the Mobile, AL, NASA DEVELOP group will present information about paid summer research opportunities through the NASA DEVEOP program at that time.

All members of the UWF community are welcome to attend.