Hello everyone,
Please feel free to share the following course options with students who may be looking for an interesting elective or are curious about environmental and Earth science topics.
EER 1000 – Earth: A User’s Guide
Offered: Fall 2026 and Winter 2027
An accessible introduction to Earth systems, environmental change, and how these concepts connect to everyday life.
Prerequisite: None
GEOL 1340 – The Dynamic Earth
An introduction to Earth’s interior and surface processes and how they shape the world around us.
Prerequisite: None
New Course Offering: GEOL 2310 – The Dinosaurs
An exploration of dinosaurs and related topics in Earth and life sciences.
Prerequisite: GEOL 1400 or BIOL 1030 or BIOL 1031
Thank you for sharing these opportunities with your students!
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