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Program Description
Program Description
Environmental science and sustainable studies has a strong project based learning component and focuses not only on the concepts but also on the skills required to successfully pursue a career within science. It requires students to integrate what they have learned in previous courses and apply it to problems that range from local to global scale.
Environmental Science & Sustainable Studies Program Path
Environmental Science & Sustainable Studies Program Path
Year 1
Fall Semester - Environmental Science I
Spring Semester - Environmental Science II
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Running Start College Credits
Running Start College Credits
Environmental Science I Topics of Study
Water sheds
Rivers and streams
Forestry and carbon cycle
Environmental Economics
Climate change
Environmental health (toxins and pollutions)
Aquaculture and hydroponics
Environmental Science II Topics of Study
Waste management (recycling and handling waste)
Energy
Mining
Biodiversity (diversity and protection within an ecosystem)
Urbanization
Aquaculture and hydroponics continued
Career Path
Career Path
Field Technician
Green Construction Scheduler
Hazardous Waste Technician
Water Treatment Technician
College Path
College Path
Bachelor's in Environmental Science
Bachelor's in Microbiology
Bachelor's in Geoscience
Bachelor's in Earth Science
College to Career Path
College to Career Path
Environmental Scientist/Specialist
Environmental Engineer
Conservation Manager
GIS Specialist
Geologist
Rochester - Enviro Science.mp4
Mr. Darren Scopel
Experience:
Aquatic Biologist
Environmental Consultant
Marine Scientist
Education/Credentials:
University of Pittsburgh B.S. Ecology and Evolution
University of New Hampshire - Ph.D. dissertation - Zoology
Other Interests: Coaching sports, astronomy, curling, skiing, hiking
Email: scopel.d@sau54.org
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