2019-20 University Bulletin 
    
    Apr 24, 2024  
2019-20 University Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Environmental Studies and Sciences: Undergraduate


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Brian Wygal, Interim Chair
Alumnae Hall Room 211
p – (516) 877-4111
f – (516) 877-4717
e – bwygal@adelphi.edu
w – environmental-studies.adelphi.edu

Faculty

Professors
Anagnostis Agelarakis, Anthropology
Regina Axelrod, Political Science
John P. Dooher, Physics
Martin H. Garrell, Physics

Associate Professors
Jonna Coombs, Biology
Matthias Foellmer, Biology
Aaren Freeman, Biology
Emily Kang, Education Mariano Torras, Economics
Andrea Ward, Biology
Brian Wygal, Anthropology
 

 

Assistant Professors
Michael D’Emic, Biology
Ivan D. Hyatt, Chemistry,
Susan Kilgore, Environmental Studies and Sciences
Alex Neitzke, Philosophy

Visiting Assistant Professor
Ruth Coffey, Environmental Studies and Sciences

Lecturer
Ryan Ehrhart, Environmental Studies and Sciences

Professor Emeritus

Anthony Cok, Environmental Studies and Sciences


 

 

Environmental Studies and Sciences places science and technology into a cultural and social context to address some of the most pressing issues of our time: climate change, sustainability, loss of biodiversity, marine pollution, toxins in our environment, energy conservation. Our students have the opportunity to weave scientific knowledge gained in our environmental, marine and other earth science courses, as well as related sciences (biology, chemistry, physics), with problems and solutions encountered in policy, anthropology, philosophy, and many other courses. Many of our courses are focused on local field sites in the South Shore Estuary, and we offer field experiences in Australia, the U.S. Virgin Islands and on Long Island. Our students gain valuable vocational experience through internships and are well served by our strong alumni network.

Transfer Students

Transfer students at any level are accepted into the Environmental Studies and Sciences Programs. The number of credits and courses that are transferable will be determined on an individual basis. Students transferring from an accredited four-year college must spend at least two semesters in residence at the University working toward a degree in environmental studies or environmental sciences. Community college students must complete two years in residence working toward a degree in environmental studies or environmental sciences.

Options

A variety of curricular options are available to students interested in both business and environmental studies and sciences programs, including faculty-led field study in Australia.

STEP Students and Earth Sciences

Students interested in secondary education certification for the earth sciences should register for our courses under the Earth Sciences listing and EAS (0112) designation.

STEP students should consult with an earth sciences adviser, taking 30 credits in earth science subject matters, 8 credits of which must be taken as follows:

Please consult our advisers and check our Web site, academics.adelphi.edu/artsci/env for current information.

Emergency Management Program

Qualified Environmental Studies Program seniors may take selected courses in the Emergency Management Program toward their degree requirements. Students should refer to the Emergency Management Program description in University College and consult with their adviser.

Honors in Environmental Studies and Sciences

The standards for Departmental Honors are a 3.5 GPA in environmental studies and sciences/earth science courses and completion of an environmental studies and sciences seminar with a grade of B or better.

Programs

    Bachelor of ArtsBachelor of ScienceMinor

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