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Degree Track:

If you are primarily interested in research, conservation, and natural resources, a B.A. in Environmental Studies will give you the knowledge and skills to pursue a career in those fields.

Students pursuing a B.S. in Environmental Sciences with research interests in conservation and restoration should strongly consider a double major with Biology or at least a minor in Biology.

Types jobs you might pursue:

Extracurricular activities to consider:

• Present at and/or attend annual Spokane Intercollegiate Research Conference (SIRC)
• (GEO)

Internship or research opportunities to consider:

• ENVS 497 Internship:
• Consider interning for The Lands Council; 350 Spokane; The Riverkeeper; Inland Northwest Land Conservancy; West Valley Outdoor Learning Center; 91³Ô¹ÏÍø Outdoors; National Park Service; Dishman Hills Conservancy.
• Learn more about .

Graduate school and post-graduation experiences to consider:

• (can now select your focus (e.g., environment); all expenses paid for 2 years; $10,000 upon completion)
• (will pay for Master’s of Ed. while in progress)
• Sierra Club has a national activist training program called

We recommend these faculty members for questions on this pathway:

• Dr. Brian Henning
• Dr. Greg Gordon

Currently enrolled students, for more information please visit .

DISCLAIMER: These resources are tools to help students and advisors consider options when planning an academic path in environmental studies, and are not intended to replace the definitive degree requirements listed in the 91³Ô¹ÏÍø University Catalog. If there are any discrepancies between these resources and the requirements listed in the catalog, the student should always defer to the catalog for the accurate, contractual listing of requirements between the student and 91³Ô¹ÏÍø University.