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Updated: 02-27-02 |
| General, Integrated, and Environmental Sciences | |
| Contact: Gilbert LaFreniere; Collins 215; X 6487; glafreni@willamette.edu. | |
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It is highly recommended that the curriculum contain
at least one year of science outside of biology and chemistry and
an elementary statistics course. The basic courses for a major in
Environmental Science at WU are a good starting point for those
wishing to teach integrated or general science in middle school
or high school.
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Bio: 125, 110: Biodiversity or Principles of Biology |
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Bio 255: General Ecology |
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Chem 115 &116: Intro Chemistry I & II |
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Chem 230: Environmental Chemistry |
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Erth 112: Physical Geography |
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Envr 220: Environmental Systems Under Stress |
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Erth 110: Physical Geology |
| A multitude of electives can be chosen in Environmental Science, Earth Science or another science to complement these. In addition, an elementary statistics course (Math 138) and a course in science teaching methods are valuable. A course with a strong research emphasis is also highly recommended (Senior Seminar in Environmental Science is an example). | |
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