Environmental Resiliency Courses Available for Summer Enrollment
U of A students can still enroll in courses for the summer semester on the topic of environmental resiliency that can work toward a graduate microcertificate, certificate or a master's degree.
Courses available for the summer 2024 semester are:
- ENRE 5123: Foundations of Resiliency
- ENRE 5213: Leadership is Convening, Do You Know How to Convene?
- ENRE 5233: Carbon Accounting
- ENRE 5423: Business and the Environment
Students may take these courses as electives for their currently enrolled degree programs, or they can apply to become a student in the Environmental Resiliency master's program or one of eight graduate certificate and microcertificate programs. Current students can apply to these programs for free.
A comprehensive list of program offerings are:
- Master's degree in environmental resiliency (10 courses with no thesis required)
- Graduate certificates (five courses)
- Environmental Resiliency
- Environmental Resiliency Leadership
- Environmental Resiliency Certifications, Accounting and Metrics
- Environmental Resiliency Sustainability
- Graduate microcertificates (three courses)
- Environmental Resiliency
- Environmental Resiliency Leadership
- Environmental Resiliency Certifications, Accounting and Metrics
- Sustainability
For more information on the courses or the Environmental Resiliency programs, visit their website or contact JoAnn Kvamme, associate director of the ENDY program, at jkvamme@uark.edu or Ken McCown at kennethm@uark.edu.
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479-575-4853,
johnpost@uark.edu
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