E-mail this pageMiner Applied Environmental Science Program
The Applied Environmental Science Program is our residential semester for senior majors taught each fall at the W.H. Miner Institute, our satellite campus in Chazy, New York (14 miles north of Plattsburgh).
Most students live at the Institute in spacious dormitories with other majors. Five field/lab courses, taught in an alternative, day-long format, utilize the Institute's 8,000 acres of forests and fields and their extensive laboratory and computer facilities.
Many student research projects take advantage of the Ecosystem Studies Field Lab in the Altona Flat Rock Pine Barrens.
Over 1,000 alumni have received certificates by participating in this unique program.
AESP Courses at Miner Institute
- ENV 337 Field Ecology (Dr. K. Adams)
- ENV 370 Introduction to Soil Science (Dr. R. Fuller)
- ENV 411 Water Quality Modeling (Dr. L. McIlroy)
- ENV 338 Forest Ecology and Management (Dr. K. Adams)
- ENV 440 Agriculture and the Environment (Dr. R. Grant)
- ENV 340 Environmental Science Seminar (Dr. C. Joyce)
- View Environmental Science (ENV) course descriptions
Miner Applied Environmental Science Program students from the semester, 2002. Students completing 12 credits at Miner (including independent study) receive the AESP graduation certificate.
Questions, Comments, Suggestions?
Dr. Robert Fuller (Director)
Campus Location: Hudson Hall, 102, Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Phone: (518) 564-2028
Toll-Free Phone: (877) 554-1041
Fax: (518) 564-5267
E-mail: cees@plattsburgh.edu