The Environmental Studies (ES) Program combines rigorous empiricism with analysis of ethical, aesthetic, and historical issues in examining the relationship between humans and the nonhuman world. A rich array of faculty expertise, courses, facilities, internships, and study abroad options provides the foundation for an interdisciplinary study of the environment.
Careful planning on the student's part is essential from the beginning of one's undergraduate career. Because of the individualized, interdisciplinary nature of the program and the sequential nature of many of the courses, students should normally declare an ES major no later than the end of their sophomore year, and should consult with an advisor from the department of their intended concentration.
| Name | Phone | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mark Bjelland Associate Professor | 507/933-6283 | profile | website | schedule |
| Joel Carlin Assistant Professor | 507/933-6305 | profile | website | schedule |
| Deane Curtin Professor, Philosophy Chair | 507/933-7644 | profile | schedule | |
| James Dontje Director of Johnson Center for Environmental Innovation | 507/933-7206 | profile | website | schedule |
| Robert Douglas Professor | 507/933-7313 | profile | schedule | |
| James Gilbert Visiting Instructor | 507/933-7003 | profile | schedule | |
| Jeffrey Jeremiason Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies Chair | 507/933-6235 | profile | website | schedule |
| Pamela Kittelson Associate Professor | 507/933-7331 | profile | website | schedule |
| Richard Leitch Associate Professor | 507/933-7028 | profile | schedule | |
| Robert Moline Adjunct Professor | 507/933-7312 | profile | schedule | |
| Jeffrey Owen Visiting Assistant Professor | 507/933-7420 | profile | schedule | |
| Donald Scheese Professor | 507/933-6087 | profile | schedule | |
| James Welsh Associate Professor, Geology Chair | 507/933-7335 | profile | schedule |
