Environmental Science | Springfield College

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	Program Contact Chelsea Corr-Limoges Assistant Professor of Environmental Science Department of Biology/Chemistry (413) 748-3380 ccorr-limoges@springfield.edu
	Curriculum and Delivery Our Experiential Major Map helps you visualize and design your journey Courses offered on campus in Springfield, Mass. Learn how human activity impacts the environment Obtain the critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed to contribute to solutions to global environmental issues Designed to help you become a leader in both natural and manufactured environments Access to undergraduate research opportunities, environmental internships, and field work Short-term research opportunities in Costa Rica Sample schedule Program curriculum Learning outcomes
	Career Opportunities This major will help prepare you for the environmental science career that you want, whether it’s in nonprofit, government, environmental law, or other related fields. Environmental science career options Available internships
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Justin Compton teaches and environmental science class outside at East Campus.

The Environmental Science major at Springfield College provides more than a traditional classroom education, with innovative course offerings, frequent in-field experiences, and an interdisciplinary format spanning a variety of programs and areas of interests. This major will help prepare you for the environmental science career that you want, whether it’s in nonprofit, government, compliance, environmental law, or other related industries.

The goal of the environmental science program is to cultivate your knowledge of environmental issues and provide you with refined understanding of these issues at the local, regional, and global levels. Through the approved curriculum and co-curricular activities (e.g., research and internships), you will learn how human activity impacts the environment and will gain the critical thinking and problem-solving skills necessary to productively contribute to solutions.

The program will increase your technical competence in addressing the origins, ramifications, and resolutions of environmental issues. At Springfield College, environmental science is interdisciplinary and designed to promote the leadership necessary for the stewardship of both natural and built environments.

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Environmental Science Major, Class of 2022

Nathalie Beltran

"I work with the US Fish and Wildlife Service under the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program (WSFR), providing support during grant processing, communication, and other tasks. This experience has allowed me to meet and work with important leaders and biologists who put their time and effort into conserving and protecting our wildlife. Also, I have had the opportunity to participate in multiple activities that have allowed me to practice some of the skills learned from my courses. I am extremely fascinated with the service's work, and now I have a clear understanding of what I want to do in the future."

Environmental Science '21

Alexis LeBrasseur

"Interning at The Zoo in Forest Park has been one of the best experiences ever! I have been able to work with a number of different animals that I never would have expected to work with. This experience has only increased my love for animals, and it allowed me to finally figure out what I really want to do with my life. I encourage any and everybody to do an internship if they get the chance. "

Students Making a Difference

Environmental science major Chloe Hedrich talks about her role on campus as a coordinator intern for Environment Massachusetts and her passion for environmental science, sustainability, and renewable energy.

Are you a go-getter like Chloe who is ready to make a difference? We can help you create the foundation for your future.

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Studying Environmental Science At Springfield College

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