2006-2007 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Environmental and Outdoor Education
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Miller Building, Room 230
(607) 753-5488
E-mail: sheltmirej@cortland.edu
www.cortland.edu/outdoor
School
Arts and Sciences
Faculty
Jack C. Sheltmire (Director)
Minor Offered
Environmental and Outdoor Education
Select one track
Track A: Environmental Education and Interpretation
Track B: Outdoor Pursuits
Track C: Organized Camping Track
Environmental Concentrations Offered in Other Programs
| Environmental Health |
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See requirements listed under health. |
| Environmental Management |
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See requirements listed under economics. |
| Outdoor Recreation |
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See requirements listed under recreation and leisure studies. |
| Pre-Environmental Science and Forestry |
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See requirements listed under biological sciences. |
Description
The Interdisciplinary Center for Environmental and Outdoor Education was established to create and coordinate curricular and extracurricular environmental and outdoor education programs that serve the needs of the College, regional educators and the general public. Students enrolled in the Center’s programs benefit from SUNY Cortland’s long-standing commitment to environmental and outdoor education. The College’s three field campuses, Brauer Field Station, Hoxie Gorge, and the Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake, established in 1948, offer students a vast array of field study opportunities. The Center also hosts a national organization, The Coalition for Education in the Outdoors.
Special Features
- The Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake
- Robert C. Brauer Memorial Field Research Station
- Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserve
Programs
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