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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Dru Germanoski, associate professor of geology and environmental geosciences, coordinator The environmental science minor is an interdisciplinary program designed for students interested in environmental careers or environmental issues. It will help students of all majors make environmentally sound decisions as citizens, public officials, business leaders, scientists, or engineers.
Lafayette is a member of a consortium of schools whose students may participate in the “Semester at Woods Hole” program at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass. The 15-week program, offered each fall, is dedicated to the study of ecological systems. It provides opportunities for intensive hands-on academic inquiry under the guidance of distinguished scientists. Students work in the laboratory and field investigating forests, ponds, and estuaries on Cape Cod. During the last five weeks, they work fulltime on their own research projects. Courses taken at Woods Hole may be used to meet most of the environmental science minor requirements.
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