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Dr. Daniel Fisher, Adjunct Associate Professor- Courses
ENST 333 Ecosystem Health and Protection (3 credits)
Recommended: ENST 233. Discussion of the philosophies, principles, and practices for assessing ecosystem health with emphasis on sustainability and degradation associated with human activities. Concepts will be clarified using case histories from the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
ENST 334 Environmental Toxicology (3 credits)
Prerequisites: BSCI207 and CHEM131/132 or permission from department. Concepts and case histories in ecotoxicology. Emphasis on origin and variety of environmental pollutants, routes of biological exposure, modes of toxicological action, and effects on individuals and populations. Coming Soon!
Recommended: ENST 233. Discussion of the philosophies, principles, and practices for assessing ecosystem health with emphasis on sustainability and degradation associated with human activities. Concepts will be clarified using case histories from the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
ENST 334 Environmental Toxicology (3 credits)
Prerequisites: BSCI207 and CHEM131/132 or permission from department. Concepts and case histories in ecotoxicology. Emphasis on origin and variety of environmental pollutants, routes of biological exposure, modes of toxicological action, and effects on individuals and populations. Coming Soon!
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Last updated: 08/2/2009