Table of Contents - Hartwick College

Three science courses selected from the following list. We strongly
recommend that 303 Ecology (Biol) be chosen as one of these three
courses for science majors, and 235 Ecology & the Environment (Biol) be
chosen for non-science majors. At least one of these courses must be
outside the major. Only one of these three courses may be an off-campus
course.
Science majors:
303 Ecology (Biol)
325 Forest Ecology (Biol)
315 Environmental Chemistry (Chem)
302 Surficial Geology (Geol)
305 Groundwater Hydrology (Geol)
316 Geochemistry (Geol)
314 Thermodynamic and Statistical Physics (Phys)
250 Tropical Biology: Bahamas or Costa Rica (Biol)
275 Off-Campus Field Studies (Geol)
250 Geology & Alpine Lake Chemistry of Switzerland (Chem)
Social Science and Humanities majors:
230 Environmental Biology (Biol)
235 Ecology and the Environment (Biol)
102 Chemistry in Today’s Society (Chem)
109 The Global Environment (Geol)
110 Environmental Geology (Geol)
250 Tropical Biology: Bahamas or Costa Rica (Biol)
275 Off-Campus Field Studies (Geol)
250 Geology & Alpine Lake Chemistry of Switzerland (Chem)
Two social science or humanities courses outside the major
selected from the following. Social Science and Humanities majors must
take at least one course at the 300 level or higher.
341 Cultural Ecology (Anth)
244 Environmental Policy & Politics (Posc)
336 Public Administration (Posc)
304 U.S. Public Policy (Posc)
276 Environmental Economics (Econ)
205 Environmental History (Hist)
150 Changes in the Land (Hist)
Capstone Seminar 410 Senior Seminar in Environmental Assessment
(Intr)
Credit for independent studies, internships, etc. may be arranged with
approval from the coordinator of the minor.
Finance (see Accounting)
124