Environmental Pioneers are inspired to do more Environmental Science majors at Marietta are dedicated to making a difference and develop the skills to back it up.

This major is for students who want to be environmental problem-solvers Diana Hackenburg ’09 — change-agents in the field, in the corporate world and in government. Doctoral student at the Our students learn from top scientists, economists and policy experts who help inspire them to make the big ideas happen. Faculty at take a collaborative approach to helping students develop skills necessary in this ever-changing environmental landscape. They spend time in the classroom, in the lab and in the field, and put that knowledge into action during internships and at professional conferences. Prior to entering the University of Students majoring in Environmental Science seek out this challenging Vermont’s doctoral program in natural curriculum because they are driven to make an impact in their industry as resources, Diana worked for the North scientists, conservationists and policy makers. Carolina Sea Grant Office as a science writer. Graduate programs and industry leaders seek out Marietta College students for their in-depth knowledge in the field and their strong “The Environmental Science degree communication skills. integrated natural , social sciences and the to explore Learn more about what it takes to be a successful Marietta College real-world issues. Engaging discussions Environmental Science major at www.marietta.edu/program/ about policies and social issues were environmental-science balanced by hands-on experiences in the lab and in the field. The small class sizes and personable, passionate professors created a welcoming community that nurtured and challenged me to work harder, and dream bigger.” This is the time. This is the place. Environmental Science

Curriculum Facilities In addition to a liberal arts core Rickey Science Center curriculum, Environmental Science Edwy R. Brown Petroleum Building majors prepare for careers and Barbara A. Beiser ’49 Field Station by completing a rigorous course load: Outcomes — Graduate/ Outcomes — Professions • Introduction to Environmental Professional Schools Alpha EMC Science American University College of Law Chevron-Phillips Chemical Company • Environmental Sustainability Cleveland State University School of Kemron Environmental Services • Environmental Toxicology Planning Baker-Hughes NOAA/NOAA Corps • Geographic Information Pace University School of Law University School of Public Wood County () Soil and Water Systems Conservation District • Hydrology and Environmental Affairs Institute of Halliburton Energy Services • Experiential Learning Environmental Sciences West Virginia Department of Natural • Senior Capstone Course: , Environmental Resources Environmental Problem- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Solving Columbia University County Health • Scientific Computing and Brown University, Environment and Department Problem Solving Society Summit County Health Department • Environmental Biology and College of Charleston, Marine Lab Environmental Science • Land Use Planning • Environmental • Environmental Hydrogeology Honor Societies and Student Organizations • Environmental Policy and Law Marietta students find ways to use their growing knowledge of environmental • Environmental Impact and issues to create solutions. Majors often join the Students for Environmental Resource Assessment Activism organization or work with the Sustainability Committee to organize and • Field Biology Techniques participate in campus conversation and sustainability projects. • Science and Public Policy • Leaders in Environmental Environmental Science majors with sustained high academic achievement are Activism eligible for acceptance to Kappa Alpha Omicron, the national honor society • Ecology for environmental science students and a branch of the Interdisciplinary • Statistics for Natural and Environmental Association. Marietta College is the Delta chapter of the national Social Sciences society and is the home college of the organization’s third elected president. • Physical Geology