Undergraduate
Sustainability Studies
Learning how to meet the needs of current generations without hindering future generations from meeting theirs.
Sustainability Studies minor
Students will discover ways to maximize the earth’s natural resources while simultaneously protecting them for use by future generations.
The minor allows students to learn more about human connections to our planet and engage in meaningful experiences related to the economic, social, and ecological concept of sustainability (meeting the needs of current generations without hindering future generations from meeting theirs).
The student will demonstrate a breadth of knowledge about sustainability by completing an independent research project, internship, or service project related to the environment in their discipline of interest.
Why Simpson College for Sustainability Studies?
What Will I Learn?
The Sustainability Studies Minor is an interdisciplinary minor offered through the Department of Biology and Environmental Science in conjunction with the departments of Business Administration and Economics, Chemistry and Physics, English, History, Philosophy, Political Science, and Sociology and Criminal Justice.
You will discover ways to maximize the earth’s natural resources while protecting them for future generations. Your courses will challenge you to think critically, write clearly, and perform focused research on 21st-century issues facing the planet.
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Meet Our Faculty
Jackie Brittingham
- Professor of Biology
Amy Doling
- Professor of Biology
Donald Evans
- Department Chair of Music
- Professor of Psychology
Tim Luttermoser
- Assistant Professor of Biology