This practical, applied program prepares students in the field of restoration ecology and it also prepares students for graduate work in fisheries, biology, wildlife management and ecology. Please refer to the Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Natural Science, Physical Science, Physical Science and Psychology sections of this Catalog for course descriptions for the Restoration Ecology major.
Major Learning Outcomes (MLOs)
By the completion of this program, students will be able to:
- Implement the scientific method to generate hypotheses, execute data collection, infer results from data, and summarize their findings in both field-based and laboratory studies.
- Synthesize findings from published scientific literature, using appropriate citations and references.
- Evaluate key concepts, principles, and theories of Restoration Ecology science.
- Discuss the principles of Restoration Ecology as they pertain to global perspectives, ethics and societal issues.
GRADUATE OUTCOMES
Bowling Green State University
City of Columbus
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Department of Transportation
United States Geological Survey
University of Toledo
Wayne State University
STUDENT ORGANIZATION
SCIENCE CLUB
This organization was established to promote ecological restoration, develop/restore small ecosystems, and increase environmental awareness by connecting with nature through positive learning experiences which will benefit ourselves, our environment, and wildlife in our community. The Science Club is responsible for DC's campus-wide recycling program and road-side pickup. It is open to any student with an interest in environmental issues and the outdoors.
