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University of Wyoming

Minor in Environmental Values

 

The minor in Environmental Values may be added to any bachelor's program at UW.  This minor creates a vital link among the natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences through exploration of aesthetics, culture, ethics, and policy. 

 

The minor requires a total of 18 credit hours, including at least one course within each of four areas of concentration.  At least 12 of these credits must be outside the primary major, and nine of these credits must be at or above the 3000-level.  A three-hour, core course (either PHIL 2330 Environmental Ethics or PHIL 2340 Natural Resource Ethics) is required of all students.

 

Areas of concentration:


Aesthetics
- Expressing ourselves through the performing, visual and literary arts.

 

ART 4640

Art and Ecology <C3, W3>

 

ENG 4050

Nature Writing

 

ENG 4240

19th Century English Literature: Romantic Period

 

G&R 4500

American Landscape

 

G&R 4530

Images of Wyoming and the West

 

THEA 2400

Vertical Dance I

 

THEA 3400

Vertical Dance II


Culture
- Viewing human meaning and purpose in historical and contemporary terms.

 

AIST 3000

Plains Culture and History

 

AMST 3000

Cultures of Nature <C1, W2>

 

ANTH 4310

Environmental Anthropology

 

ENG 2400

Introduction to Folklore

 

ENG 4480

Regional Literature of the US: The West

 

ENR 2000

Environment and Society <W2, C2, G1; G>

 

G&R 1050

Introduction to Natural Resources <C2, G1>

 

HIST 4475

American Environmental History <C2>

 

PHCY 4380

Ethnopharmacology <C2, G1>

 

Ethics - Considering right and wrong via critical and systematic thinking and doing.

 

PHIL 2330

Environmental Ethics <C1; CH>

 

PHIL 2340

Natural Resource Ethics

 

PHIL 3300

Ethical Theory <C1>

 

PHIL 3350

History of Moral Philosophy

 

PHIL 4340

Topics in Environmental Ethics

 

RELI 2060

Nature and Spirit <C1>

 

Policy - Exploring laws, regulations, and public discourse in American society.

 

AGEC 4710

Natural Resource Law and Policy <C2>

 

AIST 4340

Natural Resource Management on Western Reservations

 

ECON 2400

Economics of the Environment <C2, W2>

 

ENR 4900

Environment and Natural Resource Policy Practice <C2, W3; CS, WC>

 

G&R 4040

Conservation of Natural Resources <C2, G1; CS, G>

 

G&R 4400

Public Land Management

 

 

MGT/BADM 4580

Business, Environment, and Natural Resources

 

 

POLS 4051

Environmental Politics <C2, W3; WC>

 

POLS 4052

Federal Land Politics