All first-year students matriculating in summer 2016 or later, and all transfer students matriculating fall 2016 or later will have to satisfy the experiential learning requirement to graduate.
Fisheries & wildlife students should not confuse this requirement with the "professional experience" requirement under that major. That requirement is separate.
Warnell Courses Approved to Satisfy the Experiential Learning Requirement:
Capstone Courses:
FANR 4500S - Senior Project in Forestry and Natural Resources Management
FANR 4600 - Senior Thesis in Forestry and Natural Resources
Internship Courses:
FISH 3900 - Fisheries Internship
FORS 3900 - Forestry Internship
NRRT 3900 - Natural Resources Recreation and Tourism Internship
WASR 3900 - Water and Soil Resources Internship
WILD 3900 - Wildlife Internship
FANR 4261 - Museum of Natural History Internship
Study Abroad and Field Courses:
FANR 4201 and 4201L - Spatial Analysis for Integrative Natural Resource Problem-Solving (Costa Rica)
FANR 4202-4202D - People, Economics, and Nature in a Global Context (Costa Rica)
FANR 4271 - Field Studies in Natural Resources (various; Spring Break in Hawaii)
FORS 4250/6250 - International Forest Management (Brazil)
FORS 4760 - Agroforestry in the Caribbean (U.S. Virgin Islands)
WILD 4575-4575L - Conservation Medicine (Costa Rica)
WILD 5200 - International Issues in Wildlife Conservation (South Africa and Botswana)
Service-Learning Courses:
FANR 4273S - Field Studies in Sustainable Development
FANR 4444S - Foundations of Environmental Education
FANR 4500S - Senior Project in Forestry and Natural Resources Management