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Department Information
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Department Mission |
Provide experiences that promote environmental and technological literacy and also equip students with the ability to comprehend the interconnections between science, technology, society, and the environment developed through education, research, assessment, and appropriate practices.
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Faculty and Staff |
The faculty and staff within the Department of Environmental and Technological Studies bring multi-disciplinary approaches to the fields of environmental and technological studies. Their expertise includes construction, energy, transportation, third world development, soil and water science, waste management, environmental modeling, manufacturing, material sciences, communications, graphics and much more.
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Department List-serves |
The Department of Environmental and Technological Studies has three list-serve in which to pass on important announcements and information.
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Accreditation |
The Technology Education Major is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and the Council on Technology Teacher Education, International Technology Education Association (CTTE/ITEA).The
Technology Management Major is accredited by the National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT).
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Laboratory Facilities |
The Department of Environmental and Technological Studies is housed in Headley Hall, a classroom and laboratory facility centrally located on the campus. The many laboratory facilities are equipped with state of the art equipment and instrumentation for use by students, staff and faculty. These facilities include a new manufacturing center, an environmental instrumentation center, and CAD center and much more.
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Student Learning Outcomes |
Student learning outcomes are in place for each of the majors within the Department of Environmental and Technological Studies.
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