Learning Communities Learning Communities :: Placement of LCs Definitions and Benefits :: FIG FAQ Reinert Hall

The Environmental Issues Learning Community is open to students of all academic interests and majors who want to know more about the environment. Located in Reinert Hall, this exciting new community will be offered for the first time fall 2008. Residents will explore creative solutions to environmental problems and undertake projects supportive of the environment, leaving the earth a better place for future generations.

First-Year Interest Groups (FIG)

There are two co-enrollment options with this learning community.

• FIG #1
  • EAS 101: Earth’s Dynamic Environment I
  • EAS 102: Lab for Earth’s Dynamic Environment I
  • THEO 100 Theological Foundations: Advanced
  • U101
  • PPS 400 cross listed with POLS 293: Politics and the Environment (Spring Semester Requirement)
• FIG #2
  • EAS 101: Earth’s Dynamic Environment I
  • EAS 102: Lab for Earth’s Dynamic Environment I
  • U101
  • PPS 400 cross listed with POLS 293: Politics and the Environment (Spring Semester Requirement)
• Other recommended courses tied to the Environmental Issues Learning Community
  • EAS 103-01: Earth's Dynamic Environment II, MWF at 10:00 to 10:50 AM
  • EAS 104-01: Lab for Earth's Dynamic Environment II, Tuesday 1:10 to 3:00 p.m.
  • CMM 120: Public Speaking (Environmental Science section)