ENVS Course Syllabi
The Department of Environment and Society offers a wide variety of courses. Below, you will find a list of the courses that are taught with the associated syllabus and instructor. For a complete and updated listing of all courses taught through the ENVS Department, please visit the USU Course Catalog.
ENVS Courses
ENVS 1200 - Native Americans and the Environment (USU Eastern only)
ENVS 1350 BLS - Introduction to Environmental Science - Syllabus - Frazer
ENVS 2000 - Natural Resources Professional Orientation - Syllabus - Schmidt
ENVS 2340 BSS - Natural Resources and Society - Syllabus -Frazer
ENVS 3010 - Fundamentals of Natural Resource and Environmental Policy - Syllabus - Lant
ENVS 3300 - Fundamentals of Recreation Resources Management - Syllabus - Kidd
ENVS 3330 - Environment & Society- Syllabus - Coppock
ENVS 3400 - Fundamentals of Tourism - Syllabus - Burr
ENVS 3500 QI - Quantitative Assessment of Environmental and Natural Resource Problems - Syllabus - Romesburg
ENVS 3600 DSC - Living with Wildlife - Syllabus - Schmidt
ENVS 4000 DSS - Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management - Syllabus -Coppock
ENVS 4110 - Fisheries and Wildlife Policy and Administration - Syllabus - Schmidt
ENVS 4130 - Recreation Policy and Planning - Syllabus - D'Antonio
ENVS 4250 - Advanced Internship/Co-op - Brunson
ENVS 4500 CI - Wildland Recreation Behavior - Syllabus - Monz
ENVS 4550 - Recreation Use Monitoring and Assessment
ENVS 4600 - Natural Resource Interpretation - Syllabus - Syllabus- Monz
ENVS 4610 - Foundations of Environmental Education
ENVS 4620 - Foundations of Environmental Education
ENVS 4700 - Communicating Sustainability - Syllabus - Brain
ENVS 4920 - Special Projects in Recreation Management - Syllabus - Burr
ENVS 4950 - Special Topics - Syllabus - Baggio
ENVS 4960 - Directed Readings - Brunson
ENVS 4970 - Undergraduate Research - Brunson
ENVS 4980 - Undergraduate Seminar - Syllabus - Smith
ENVS 5000 - Environmental Nonprofit and Volunteer Management - Syllabus - Brunson
ENVS 5550 - Sustainability: Concepts and Measurement - Syllabus - Tainter
ENVS 5640 CI - Conflict Management in Natural Resources
ENVS 6000 - Theoretical Foundations in Human Dimensions of Ecosystem Science and Management - Syllabus - Tainter
ENVS 6010 - Applying Human Dimensions Concepts to Natural Resource Management - Syllabus
ENVS 6030 - Contemporary Tribal Natural Resource Management
ENVS 6050 - Best Research Practices in Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences - Syllabus (N/A)
ENVS 6110 - Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management - Syllabus - Schmidt
ENVS 6130 - Policy Aspects of Wildland Recreation - Burr
ENVS 6200 - Bioregional Analysis and Planning - Syllabus - Warrren-Kretschmar
ENVS 6210 - Bioregional Management and Policy - Syllabus
ENVS 6240 - Graduate Internship/Co-op
ENVS 6300 - Social and Environmental Psychology of Natural Resources - Syllabus - Brunson
ENVS 6310 - Introduction to Environmental Laws and Policy
ENVS 6320 - Water Law and Policy in the United States - Syllabus - Endter-Wada
ENVS 6400 - Ecological Aspects of Wildland Recreation - Syllabus
ENVS 6410 - Translational Ecology - Syllabus - Brunson
ENVS 6440 - Stegner Center Annual Symposium
ENVS 6500 - Behavioral Aspects of WIldland Recreation
ENVS 6530 - Natural Resource Administration - Syllabus - Frazer
ENVS 6550 - Sustainability: Concepts and Measurement - Syllabus - Tainter
ENVS 6580 - Sustainable Nature-Based Tourism - Syllabus
ENVS 6600 - Advanced Natural Resource Interpretation - Syllabus - Monz
ENVS 6610 - Foundations of Environmental Education
ENVS 6620 - Foundations of Environmental Education
ENVS 6700 - Research Approaches in Human Dimensions of Ecosystem Science and Management - Syllabus - Endter-Wada
ENVS 6800 - Environment and Society Departmental Seminar - Syllabus - Smith
ENVS 6840 - Graduate Introductory Seminar for Environment and Society - Syllabus -Coppock
ENVS 6870 - Ecology Seminar
ENVS 6900 - Graduate Speical Topics - Syllabus - Baggio
ENVS 6910 - Directed Study
ENVS 6960 - Graduate General Ecology
ENVS 6970 - Thesis Research
ENVS 6990 - Continuing Graduate Advisement
ENVS 7000 - Theoretical Foundations in Human Dimensions of Ecosystem Science and Management - Syllabus - Tainter
ENVS 7300 - Social and Environmental Psychology of Natural Resources - Syllabus - Brunson
ENVS 7320 - Water Law and Policy in the United States - Syllabus - Endter-Wada
ENVS 7700 - Research Approaches in Human Dimensions of Ecosystem Science and Management - Syllabus - Endter-Wada
ENVS 7800 - Environment and Society Departmental Seminar- Syllabus - Smith
ENVS 7830 - Graduate Student Publishing Seminar - Romesburg
ENVS 7840 - Graduate Introductory Seminar for Environment and Society - Syllabus -Coppock
ENVS 7900 - Graduate Special Topics - Syllabus - Radel
ENVS 7910 - Directed Study
ENVS 7970 - Dissertation Research
ENVS 7990 - Continuing Graduate Advisement
Geography Courses
GEOG 1000 - Physical Geography - Syllabus - Null
GEOG 1005 - Physical Geography Lab - Null
GEOG 1300 - World Regional Geography - Syllabus (Radel)
GEOG 1400 - Human Geography - Syllabus
GEOG 1800 - Introduction to Geographic Information Sciences - Syllabus - Howe
GEOG 3430 - Political Geography - Syllabus
GEOG 4100 - Geographic Approaches to the Human-Environmental Relationship - Syllabus
GEOG 4120 - Environment and Development in Latin America - Syllabus - Radel
GEOG 4210 - Geography of Utah - Syllabus - Howe
GEOG 4220 - International Regional Geography
GEOG 4950 - - Special Topics
ENVS 5600 - Theory and Practice of Development
GEOG 5650 - Developing Societies
GEOG 6100 - Geographic Approaches to the Human-Environmental Relationship - Syllabus
GEOG 6120 - Environment and Development in Latin America - Syllabus - Radel
GEOG 6130 - Education Field Practicum
GEOG 6300 - Geography Education Classroom Practicum
GEOG 6600 - Theory and Practice of Development
GEOG 6650 - Developing Societies
GEOG 6900 - Graduate Special Topics - Syllabus - Howe
GEOG 6920 - Field Experiences in Development Geography