Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science Environmental Studies

“A constituency able and willing to fight for the long-term human prospect must be educated into existence. It must be scientifically literate enough to recognize politicized science for what it is. It must be courageous enough to face facts squarely. It must be committed enough to avoid the seductions of cheap citizenship. It must be intellectually alive enough to demand careful and thoughtful analysis of public problems. It must be able to tell the difference between ecological sense and nonsense.” - Dr. David Orr, Paul Sears Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies and Politics at Oberlin College.