The Geology and Enviromental Sciences department offers the following courses:

Fall 2009 Schedule

Enviromental Courses

• Earth Enviromental Sciences I (GES 211)
• Earth Enviromental Sciences II (GES 212)
• Laboratory Methods in Enviromental Science (GES 220)
• Enviromental Policy (GES 310)
• Advanced Enviromental Seminar (GES 401)

Students in GES 251 (Surficial Geology) collecting data for Lake Michigan beach profiles.

Geology Courses

• The Planet Earth (GES 100)
• Geology in the Field (GES 110)
• How the Earth Works: An Intro to Plate Tectonics (GES 111)
• Historical Geology (GES 203)
• Mineralogy: Earth Materials I (GES 243)
• Petrology: Earth Materials II (GES 244)
• Surficial Geology: Earth Structures I (GES 251)
• Structural Geology: Earth Strucutres II (GES 252)
• Regional Field Study (GES 341)
• Invertebrate Paleontology (GES 351)
• Enviromental Geochemistry (GES 430)
• Hydrogeology (GES 450)
• Sedimentology (GES 453)
• Special Problems (GES 490)
• Study in Geology (GES 493)

Regional Field Trip to Arizona