The associate degree is designed to provide an educational experience that prepares students for life as an educated person, and to lay a solid foundation for further study.

Develop your skills working with diverse types of information with courses in geographic through, geographic information systems, and research design while exploring topics such as physical geography, human geography, natural hazards, society and urban space, and current geographic issues.

Hands-on curriculum includes community-based projects and field-based studies, building valuable skills and knowledge that meet employment and career needs. Students gain the academic and applied skills relevant for entry-level employment in natural resource, mining and mineral exploration, tourism, outdoor adventure and environmental industries

Hands-on curriculum includes community-based projects and field-based studies, building valuable skills and knowledge that meet employment and career needs. Students gain the academic and applied skills relevant for entry-level employment in natural resource, mining and mineral exploration, tourism, outdoor adventure and environmental industries

The Applied Coastal Ecology  program readies students for careers in coastal natural resources management, ecosystem restoration, environmental monitoring, and many others

In this course, students learn safe work practices, trades terminology, necessary hand skills, safe use of tools and equipment, general working knowledge of the trades and the path to an apprenticeship and a career in the skilled trades.

In this course, students learn safe work practices, trades terminology, necessary hand skills, safe use of tools and equipment, general working knowledge of the trades and the path to an apprenticeship and a career in the skilled trades.

In this course, students learn safe work practices, trades terminology, necessary hand skills, safe use of tools and equipment, general working knowledge of the trades and the path to an apprenticeship and a career in the skilled trades.