Cultural Resource Management Concentration, BS

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(44 credits)

Students selecting the Cultural Resource Management Concentration will complete ANTH 451 Cultural Ecology and ES/GEOG 451 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems within the ES core. Core courses cannot be used to meet upper division elective requirements within this concentration.

Cultural Resource Management Core

(16 credits)

ANTH 211 - Archaeology and Prehistory: Perspectives on Humanity’s Past 4 credits
ANTH 370 - Archaeological Research Methods 4 credits
ANTH 462 - Cultural Resource Management 4 credits
GEOG 481 - Geomorphology 4 credits

Upper Division Electives

(24 credits)

Upper Division Natural Science

Select three of the following (12 credits):

BI 340 - Introductory Ecology 4 credits
or
ES 340 - Introductory Ecology 4 credits
GEOG 433 - Soil Science 4 credits
BI 386 - Forest Ecology and Management 3 credits
G 360 - Environmental Geology 4 credits
ES 327 - Energy and Climate Change 4 credits
ES 480 - Fire Ecology 4 credits
ES 457 - Introduction to Global Positioning Systems 4 credits
or
GEOG 457 - Introduction to Global Positioning Systems 4 credits

Upper Division Social Science

select three of the following (12 credits):

ES 351 - Environmental Policy and Impact Analysis 4 credits
ANTH 334 - Anthropological Perspectives on the Native American Frontier 4 credits
SOC 350 - People and Forests 4 credits
ES 421 - Ecological Economics and Sustainable Development 4 credits
GEOG 437 - Conservation in the United States 4 credits
GEOG 439 - Land Use Planning 4 credits

Internship/Practicum

(4 credits)

ES 409 - Practicum 1 to 15 credits