Environmental Science and Policy
Environmentally-focused faculty and students, representing every unit and school in the College, have put together one of the most innovative and integrative environmental programs in the nation. Our undergraduate program offers integrative courses at every level from our freshman core course (ENSP101) to multidisciplinary sophomore courses (ENSP200-249) and discussion seminars focused on global environmental topics (ENSP250); all the way through to hands-on, applied capstone seminars (ENSP440) and research experiences (ENSP490). Throughout the curriculum, we stress the importance of integrating knowledge and skills from the natural, physical, social sciences, and humanities to solve current environmental problems within ethical, economic, and politically-realistic frameworks.
To subscribe to our weekly e-announcements, which include details of environmental events and opportunities, please send your email address to the program Director, Andy Fisher. Additionally, you can join our growing community online by subscribing to our Facebook group "William and Mary - Friends of the Environment".
Engaged research: Working with Uganda
A team of W&M researchers help Ugandan scientists prepare for a promising but uncertain future.That’s not a mattress in Crim Dell. It’s a floating artificial wetland!
The thing that looks like someone tossed a dirty mattress into the upper reaches of the Crim Dell pond is actually a floating artificial wetland, designed to help clean excess nitrogen from the water of the campus landmark. Events
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