Minor in Water Studies

Location(s): Face-to-face

Water is the “lifeblood” of the San Luis Valley, greatly impacting the people and communities here. Water underlies our connection to the environment and wildlife, culture and history, agriculture and economy, and the strong sense of place that is core to the identity of the people here.

Rio de la Vista, Director
Salazar Rio Grande del Norte Center
SalazarRioGrandeCenter@adams.edu
riodelavista@adams.edu
Work: 719-587-8154

Water Studies Minor Degree Plan - 18 Credits

Required Courses (6 Credit Hours):

WATR 101 - Water Esentls: How water works 3 Credit(s)
WATR 201 - Fundmntls & Functions of Water 3 Credit(s)

Electives (Will Choose from the Following) (12 Credit Hours):

ECON 360 - Natural Resource Economics 3 Credit(s)
BUS 384 - Natural Resources/Water Law 3 Credit(s)
OES 101 - Outdoor Recreation Essentials 3 Credit(s)
OES 370 - Wildland Recreation Management 2 Credit(s)
HIST 305 - The American West 3 Credit(s)
ENG 420 - Environmental Literature 3 Credit(s)
ANTH 330 - Humans and Water 3 Credit(s)
HIST 340 - Water and Equity 3 Credit(s)
PHIL 320 - Water Ethics 3 Credit(s)