1. Students
will gain knowledge and skills in graphic, oral, and written communication to
creatively engage the public, communities, and policymakers on issues of land
stewardship, environmental justice, and social well-being.
2. Students
will develop the skills to interpret science, technology, and cultural context
to critique, design, and to envision and develop innovative solutions in
sustainability, land stewardship, and other contemporary urban challenges.
3. Students
will develop the ability to function as leading professionals with ethical, technical,
and industry standards to foster social well-being through safe, accessible, and
healthy environments.
4. Students
will gain an understanding of environmental planning, physical planning, and
policy as it relates to land use issues.
5. Students
will develop a functional understanding of the requisite professional standards
for the discipline.
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School of Environmental and Biological Sciences 
