ENVS 660 - Environmental Studies Portfolio

1.0 credit hour
The major purpose of the portfolio is to showcase, to employers or prospective employers, the knowledge and skills the student acquired through the Graduate Program in Environmental Studies. The student will demonstrate their knowledge and/or skills in each of the seven expected outcomes of the program: 1) Skills in written and oral communication appropriate for effective application in the workplace. 2) Skills in environmental research appropriate for effective application in the workplace. 3) Ability to apply various forms of technology in the workplace. 4) Field, laboratory and research skills in environmental biology and geology appropriate for effective application in the workplace. 5) Understanding of the connections and interactions of natural systems and human societies. 6) Understanding of local, regional, national and global environmental issues. 7) Skills in applying practical answers to complex environmental problems. Students will provide at least one piece of evidence for each of the seven outcomes. Evidence may include class papers, lab and field reports, power point presentations, environmental application summaries and evaluations, or other exhibit forms. In addition, the student will develop a resume of employment and education for employers or prospective employers.Course Delivery Methods: TRA