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This certificate program prepares students for qualified entry-level employment in installation, repair and maintenance of equipment at office buildings, schools, etc. Graduates are qualified for entry-level positions in installation, repair and maintenance of equipment in use by food markets, food processors, office buildings, apartment buildings, manufacturing plants, schools, etc. Positions are possible in design, sales and distribution.

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This two-year program emphasizes practical application of HVAC systems, including solar and other green technologies. Students will work side-by-side with experts in the field, in state-of-the-art labs designed by Siemens Energy Management.

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Students in this program are prepared for the growing needs of the residential, commercial, and industrial air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration industries. Specialized courses in the areas of air conditioning, heating, electricity, electronics, design, installation, and troubleshooting are core aspects of this program. A hands-on laboratory practicum is a valuable part of the curriculum. Graduates of this program will be prepared to enter careers as heating and cooling service technicians, installers, lab technicians, and facilities maintenance mechanics, Students may also transfer to continue studies at a four-year institution.

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This program includes a well-designed balance of theoretical and laboratory studies, providing students with a broad knowledge of civil engineering technology and the construction fields. The technical curriculum gives students a broad-based education, as well as hands-on skills and experience needed for leadership in today's construction business. Graduates may enter directly into either the construction management BS, the construction supervision BTech, the interdisciplinary studies BTech, or the technology management BBA degree program.

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This upper-division program adds valuable construction business skills to technical backgrounds. Students with carpentry, heavy equipment, electrical, mechanical, and architecture skills are able to see how their skills are utilized to build environments. Graduates are prepared with working knowledge of construction estimating, scheduling, and contract law.

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With 100% job placement, this progam provides a path to a successful career in the thriving construction industry. The rigorous curriculum blends construction, architecture and business classes to prepare students to lead in any sector of the industry, from residential and commercial to heavy construction. Graduates are employed as project managers, project engineers, field engineers, superintendents, site representatives, estimators, surveyors, consultants, general contractors, business owners or sales representatives.

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This certificate program offers hands-on training in all aspects of residential building including framing, foundations, masonry, insulation, interior finishing, as well as plumbing and electrical work. The curriculum incorporates classroom work and practical laboratories where students build one to three small buildings in the Hudson Hall construction lab. Some students transfer into the College's Construction Technology - Building Construction AAS program to gain a broader background in commercial building design and project management. This academic program is primarily designed for those who wish to enter the workforce immediately following graduation.

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In this two-year program, students will learn skills critical to good construction management and will be prepared to work in the construction industry, performing surveys for construction site layouts, applying proper building codes, and preparing drawings for residential and commercial construction projects. Graduates may choose to enter the workforce or continue their education at a four year-college.

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This program covers every aspect of the construction industry. Students learn about construction technology and materials for buildings, highways, and heavy construction. Additionally, they develop skills that prepare them for supervisory and managerial roles, with courses in construction management, project management, estimating, and contracts.

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This program covers a broad range of subjects related to the construction field, including computer aided drafting and use of microcomputers. Environmental codes and regulations and efficient use of materials and methods are emphasized across the curriculum.

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Objectives for this program are to secure employment in a technical career related to construction management and continue education to a four-year construction management-related program. Students receive a sound education in both the theory and the application of quality construction principles for a variety of construction projects. They also learn the basic methods, materials, techniques, and developments involved in the construction industry.

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This program encompasses study in traditional engineering technology offerings (statics, strength of materials, structural design materials testing, etc.). It is complemented by offerings in project control, scheduling, cost control quality control, construction productivity, and economics. Students are prepared for employment in an emerging occupation within the construction industry.

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This two-year program in Construction Technology is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills for successful entry to the building construction field. The program provides students with a practical application of the methods, materials, and practices used in the residential building industry, with an emphasis on green technologies and sustainable building.

Program description:
With 100% job placement, this progam provides a path to a successful career in the thriving construction industry. The rigorous curriculum blends construction, architecture and business classes to prepare students to lead in any sector of the industry, from residential and commercial to heavy construction. Graduates are employed as project managers, project engineers, field engineers, superintendents, site representatives, estimators, surveyors, consultants, general contractors, business owners or sales representatives.

Program description:
This certificate program offers hands-on training in all aspects of residential building including framing, foundations, masonry, insulation, interior finishing, as well as plumbing and electrical work. The curriculum incorporates classroom work and practical laboratories where students build one to three small buildings in the Hudson Hall construction lab. Some students transfer into the College's Construction Technology - Building Construction AAS program to gain a broader background in commercial building design and project management. This academic program is primarily designed for those who wish to enter the workforce immediately following graduation.

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In this two-year program, students will learn skills critical to good construction management and will be prepared to work in the construction industry, performing surveys for construction site layouts, applying proper building codes, and preparing drawings for residential and commercial construction projects. Graduates may choose to enter the workforce or continue their education at a four year-college.

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This program covers every aspect of the construction industry. Students learn about construction technology and materials for buildings, highways, and heavy construction. Additionally, they develop skills that prepare them for supervisory and managerial roles, with courses in construction management, project management, estimating, and contracts.

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This program covers a broad range of subjects related to the construction field, including computer aided drafting and use of microcomputers. Environmental codes and regulations and efficient use of materials and methods are emphasized across the curriculum.

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This program prepares students in skilled trades, by learning valuable skills in refrigeration, air conditioning, and electrical maintenance and installation in both residential and commercial settings. The first year focuses on electrical maintenance, layout, and installation in residential and commercial construction. And, second year students learn about air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Additionally, students can choose to specialize in installation or maintenance and repair of heating work, air conditioning, or refrigeration.

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This combined program is perfect for those who love to be outdoors, figure things out, and explore new heights. The program prepares students for employment as qualified utility operations workers and for continuting education.

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This combined program is perfect for those who love to be outdoors, figure things out, and explore new heights. The program prepares graduates for employment in this high-demand field and is designed in response to industry need for qualified utility operations workers.

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This program prepares students for entry-level positions in energy generation, transmission, and distribution. The curriculum was developed in conjunction with the New York Power Authority, Entergy, and the Consolidated Edison Company to answer a critical need for trained technicians in the region.

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This AAS program prepares students to manage buildings that incorporate sustainable building principles and technologies. It is comprised of all aspects of sustainable building operations, including ecological design and maintenance principles, energy efficiency and renewable energy, green building products and materials, building automation and controls, sustainable landscaping and site selection, the LEED building assessment system, and life-cycle economic analysis. Students also acquire hands-on training related to energy management, photovoltaic arrays, wind turbines, geothermal HVAC systems, and other components of high-performance commercial buildings. This degree further complements studies related to natural building, sustainable community development, building performance, HVAC operations and maintenance, and renewable energy installation and maintenance.

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The AOS degree prepares students for this growing field with courses on all phases of residential and commercial installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair. It includes forced air, hot water and steam heating, gas and oil burner systems, along with hands-on air conditioning and heat pump technology. The plumbing aspect of the program provides instruction in the basic skills required by a plumber in the construction of residential housing and commercial buildings. The program ranges from the installation of waste and sewage lines to the installation of potable water lines and plumbing fixtures.

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Through this degree students apply mathematics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and principle of heat transfer to air conditioning designs. They also employ logical and concise analytical techniques to solve technical problems, develop engineering drawings for HVAC projects, and develop skills using specific codes, ASHRAE standards and handbooks. Graduates find employment across the U.S. and around the globe, as well as excellent preparation for entry into baccalaureate programs such as Sustainable Energy Technology or Industrial Technology Management.

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Courses in this two-year degree include hands-on labs specializing in the installation, troubleshooting and repair of HVAC systems, as well as computers, motor controls, commercial refrigeration, and plumbing. Graduates find employment opportunities across the U.S. and around the globe and are prepared for entry into baccalaureate programs such as Sustainable Energy Technology or Industrial Technology Management.

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This program prepares students for entry-level positions installing and repairing plumbing, heating, refrigeration, or air conditioning systems in residential, commercial, or industrial settings. Specialized courses range from temperature and air quality control to transporting food and medicine. Students gain hands-on experience in specialized labs and community projects.

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This certificate program introduces students to green technologies such as solar energy. They work in state-of-the-art labs designed and built by Siemens Energy Management. Graduates have in-demand skills to get started in the workforce - or spark professional growth for those are already employed as HVAC technicians.

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This certificate program enables students to apply their technical knowledge and skills to install, service, repair and maintain the equipment used in heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. The curriculum includes instruction in system operations, diagnostic techniques, the use of testing equipment, principles of mechanics, and electricity and electronics.

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This certificate program is designed to provide students with concentrated skill training for employment, including maintenance and service of new and existing HVAC/R equipment, sales, and equipment testing for HVAC/R manufacturers. The curriculum emphasizes the development of technical, diagnostic, problem-solving, maintenance, repair, and customer service skills.

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This certificate prepares students to fill careers as service technicians in the field of heating and air conditioning. All courses apply toward the AOS degree in Air Conditioning Technology - Refrigeration Option. The course provides students with basic technical concepts to the solution of HVACR electrical system problems.

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This program prepares students for entry-level positions installing and repairing plumbing, heating, refrigeration, or air conditioning systems in residential, commercial, or industrial settings. Specialized courses range from temperature and air quality control to transporting food and medicine. Students gain hands-on experience in specialized labs and community projects.

Program description:
This certificate program introduces students to green technologies such as solar energy. They work in state-of-the-art labs designed and built by Siemens Energy Management. Graduates have in-demand skills to get started in the workforce - or spark professional growth for those are already employed as HVAC technicians.

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This part-time certificate program prepares students for employment in the HVAC/R industry, as well as for those currently employed or seeking to re-enter the workforce.

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This program provides students with a well-rounded education in HVAC/R technology. It includes a thorough understanding and working knowledge of the theory and practical applications necessary for superior systems operation.

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This certificate program will train students for employment with electric utility companies. Some students who complete the Electrical Construction and Maintenance AOS program continue to complete this certificate.

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This program provides students with a valuable set of skills to apply in a variety of fields. They learn to install and repair the water, waste disposal, drainage, and gas systems in homes and commercial and industrial buildings. They also learn to install plumbing fixtures - bathtubs, showers, sinks, and toilets, as well as appliances such as dishwashers and water heaters.

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Students engage in hands-on education and learn to diagnose residential and commercial refrigeration and heating systems, observe the National Electric Code, and use programmable logic controllers. They also learn all aspects of servicing, troubleshooting, installing and manufacturing refrigeration systems. Through hands-on training, students practice taking systems apart and putting them back together. Graduates secure employment with construction contractors, electronics manufacturers, and companies that manufacture cooling systems.

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Graduates of the Smart Grid option pursue careers in electrical power generation, transmission, and distribution, industrial, commercial and residential electrical power distribution, and power systems protection, control, and monitoring.

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This BS degree prepares a student to become a professional environmental engineer who is able to tackle local and global environmental issues through creative and innovative approaches. Some of the biggest challenges facing humankind today are directly connected to the state of the environment. These include climate change, the contamination of air, water and soil by countless pollutants, and aging infrastructure for treating water and wastewater. To solve these critical issues, well-trained environmental engineers are urgently needed.

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This program offers engineering science and design course work in the areas of environmental and related resources. The program consists of two years of core science and engineering courses followed by upper level requirements that train students in ecological engineering, geospatial gngineering, water resources engineering, and environmental resources engineering.

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This AAS degree prepares students for employment in careers related to environmental science technology.

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This program stresses learning by doing and serves as a follow-up to lectures and lab work that applies concepts to actual practice. Students take courses that teach them to size, design, install and troubleshoot residential and commercial renewable energy systems. Graduates secure employment in installation, operations, and maintenance of renewable energy systems.

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The program's basic curriculum meets the guidelines of the American Meteorological Society (AMS), and the requirements for employment in meteorology with the National Weather Service (NWS) and a variety of consulting and professional meteorological services. Students who are considering an advanced degree will also be well-prepared for graduate school, and typically add additional mathematics, physics and atmospheric science courses to the basic curriculum. Students who wish to broaden their studies of the environment may also choose from courses in the separate earth and atmospheric sciences major, which may be completed in conjunction with the atmospheric sciences major.

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This program meets the needs of students wishing to pursue meteorology-related careers. Stony Brook's coastal location allows for detailed study of coastal weather phenomena, such as hurricanes, nor-easters, and sea-breezes, as well as regional climate change in a coastal-urban environment. Graduates are prepared for a range of career options, including weather forecasting, environmental meteorology, broadcast meteorology, and graduate school in atmospheric sciences.

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This program prepares students during their first and sophomore years to pursue a concentration in depth. The cross-college Environment and Sustainability undergraduate major is available in both the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences and the College of Arts & Sciences.

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Primarily a transfer curriculum, this program features a rich foundation in the biological sciences, chemistry, and physics. Students take introductory courses in environmental technology and natural resources and select from an array of diverse electives such as aquaculture, arboriculture, silviculture, fish and wildlife management, surveying, and ecology. Graduates seamlessly transition to the BTech program in environmental and natural resource management, or to other bachelor's degree programs.

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Through a curriculum with a common core in the disciplines of biology, ecology, chemistry and geology, and a focused track, this program develops the conceptual knowledge and technical skills necessary to address environmental problems. Six tracks and two minor degree programs are offered, and students can focus on Aquatic Ecology, Terrestrial Ecology/Biology, Combined Aquatic/Terrestrial Ecology, Wetland Ecology, Environmental Chemical Analysis or Earth Science.

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The S.T.E.M. – Environmental Science Associate in Science major is intended to appeal to a broad audience of students who are interested in four-year degrees in the Environmental Sciences. This program meets the college’s mission by providing a University parallel degree for students aspiring to baccalaureate degrees and professions. The program also meets the college’s mission by fulfilling a broad range of General Education Requirements (GERs) intended to “broaden and deepen students’ intellectual, moral, civic, and social competence for effective participation in the world community.” Lastly, the program provides career advising, skills, and knowledge assessment related to jobs and programs that fall under the umbrella of environmental sciences.

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Students in this program develop a strong foundation in the sciences with courses in environmental science, ecology, geology, biology, and chemistry. Specialized courses in environmental science technology and environmental issues emphasize scientific project management skills and career pathways for environmental scientists. In addition to meeting other basic general education requirements (typical of the first two years of a BS degree), specialized environmental coursework provides students with a skill set useful for future employment in environmental engineering and remediation, resource management, or wastewater/drinking water treatment industries.

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This program prepares students for "green" employment in industries that are targeting global climate change, management of natural resources, and protection of the environment. With this degree alone, students are prepared to work as environmental technicians. Continuing to a four-year program through transfer agreements prepares students for work as environmental engineers, educators, environmental field biologists, and other environmental scientists in both the public and private sector upon graduation.

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This degree provides a strong foundation in the sciences and introduces students to the interdisciplinary breadth of environmental science through a selection of core courses dealing with the geographical, physical, social, and living environments. After fulfilling college-wide general education requirements, students in their junior and senior years in the program focus more directly on professional courses that provide career preparation through several specialized options within environmental science.

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This program provides students with the knowledge and technical experience needed to transfer to a four-year degree program in environmental science, environmental biology, or environmental studies. Through laboratory-oriented, multi-disciplinary coursework, students gain a broad and integrated knowledge base of the basic sciences, as well as knowledge of issues focusing on environmental integrity, sustainable resources, and ecological problems.

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This two-year program brings together theoretical concepts in environmental science with laboratory experience and policy analysis for a well-rounded transfer-oriented program. Many of the courses also provide students with hands-on field studies. Environmental internships/co-op programs also may be arranged for motivated, high achieving students.

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This two-year degree program provides the interdisciplinary explorations and scientific tools and technologies essential for addressing the emerging environmental challenges and opportunities of today's world.

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This program prepares students for transfer to four-year programs for continued study in a wide variety of environmental fields. Graduates pursue careers in environmental biology, natural resource management, conservation science, forest ecosystem science, fisheries and wildlife biology, natural history, ecology, ethnobotany, soil science, and sustainable agriculture.

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Through this program, students learn about the environment's natural processes, as well as interactions of plants, animals and other organisms in physical and chemical environments. Students work at several field and campus locations testing for the effects of acid rain and measuring soil and water quality.

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This program emphasizes a scientific approach to the study of the environment. While many programs limit research to graduate students, it provides numerous opportunities for undergraduate students - as well as graduates - to participate in faculty-mentored research projects. Graduates are employed by environmental consulting firms and work with both government and industry in the areas of environmental regulation and compliance. Others work with environmental advocacy groups to conserve and protect the natural environment.

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This interdisciplinary program provides students with knowledge and skills to understand the complex interactions between the biological, chemical, and physical aspects of the natural world - using the Earth Systems Science approach. It includes 30 credits of foundational (cognate) math and science courses, 29 credits of core classes that focus on the Earth's major systems (air, water, soil, life, and solid earth), and a minimum of 14 credits of electives. Students with specific interests can explore them via a concentration (14-15 credits), a minor (generally 16-18 credits), or a double major (generally 30-45 credits) in closely allied fields.

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This program integrates biological and physical sciences, including biology, chemistry, and physics. It serves students wishing to study environmental issues and work toward developing better solutions.

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This program is for students with an interest in environmental problems. It provides a strong background in science, enabling students to become sensitive and knowledgeable about complex environmental issues facing contemporary society. Graduates are prepared for transfer to upper division programs in environmental studies, environmental science, interdisciplinary studies, and education.

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Through this program, students establish a foundation of biological, environmental, political and social sciences, as well as mathematics. They receive a thorough understanding of concepts associated with sustainability, global climate change, ecosystem protection, natural resource management, and environmental policy and protection. Graduates are prepared for transfer to environmental science BA or BS programs.

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This program provides fundamental math and science preparation, knowledge of current environmental issues, and hands-on experience in natural resource management. Through classroom and field study, students are prepared for entrance into a baccalaureate degree program. Courses are offered in fish and wildlife, environmental conservation, terrestrial and aquatic ecology, field botany, limnology, wildlife management, and other science and natural resource-related subjects.

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This program incorporates the strengths of outstanding programs in biology, chemistry, and Geosciences to understand the Earth ecosystem as a whole. The program emphasizes field experiences where students collect environmental samples, analyze them, and produce comprehensive interpretations of the data. Students demonstrate their ability to conduct independent work in the environmental sciences through internships with local conservation departments, consulting firms or municipalities, or through research with a faculty member.

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This program helps students find solutions to critical environmental problems facing society - from global warming to species extinction, from water contamination to soil erosion - through interdisciplinary study in both the natural and social sciences. Students pursuing this degree may take coursework in ecosystems, earth sciences, environmental chemistry, public policy and law, environmental planning, ecological anthropology, or environmental economics.

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Designed for students who find the environmental perspective compelling, Environmental Studies is a field that studies how human society intersects with the natural environment. This major encompasses the study of the natural and social sciences in order to understand environmental problems and processes. Fieldwork and internships are a required part of the curriculum. Specialty tracks provide a body of course work and experiences that prepare a student for a defined area within the field of environmental studies.

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This program is designed for students wishing to transfer and continue their studies toward a bachelor's degree in environmental studies, or in related fields such as wildlife management, resources management, conservation biology, or environmental science. This is an interdisciplinary program that provides broad environmental literacy and a solid foundation for exploring the diverse environmental education and career opportunities.

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This program is a platform for students to learn how to identify and respond to key issues in ecosystem management and conservation. The courses in this major explore natural resource conservation, soil and water conservation, forest ecology, geographic information systems, and entomology. Additionally, a strong foundation in the natural sciences provides students the necessary coursework to enter into bachelor’s programs. The program involves significant hands-on learning experiences through regular field trips, laboratory activities, and interaction with professionals working in the field. Also, within close proximity to the campus are extensive State forest lands, numerous wetlands, ponds, streams and rivers, and the campus arboretum.

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Students are prepared for direct employment or transfer to a bachelor's degree program in environmental studies or environmental science. Transfer options include SUNY colleges - such as SUNY ESF (Environmental School of Forestry) - as well as other four-year degree options. Career opportunities include Natural Resource Specialist, Field Biologist, Environmental Ecologist, Conservation Scientist, Environmental Policy Specialist, Forest Ranger, etc. The program combines classroom, laboratory, and field study instruction.

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This program prepares students for careers in the rapidly growing fields of sustainability and conservation. It includes a rigorous core of science classes and relevant training in the social sciences, political science, and environmental affairs. Students complete an internship in environmental studies to reinforce classroom concepts with real-world applications. Graduates are prepared to transfer to senior-college programs in environmental science, environmental studies, or biological sciences.

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This program provides opportunities for community engagement, valuable hands-on internship experiences, and multiple destinations for a semester of studying abroad. In the first two years, students develop a foundation in the social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences related to environmental affairs. In the final two years, students must select one of three specializations: Environment, Communication and Society; Environmental Policy, Planning and Law; or Natural Systems Applications.

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Courses in biology, zoology, and botany, combined with studying contemporary environmental issues, prepares students for an earth-friendly career. Graduates cultivate the foundational work for careers in environmental law, conservation, park management, public policy, non-profit organizations, and government agencies.

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This program engages students in the dialogues and the broader issues around environmental policies, economic development, land management practices, and responses to climate change. Students study these topics within the Adirondacks, where they affect residents on a daily basis.

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This interdisciplinary program applies tools of history and social sciences to interpret relationships between society and the environment. Students pursue careers in environmental education, international cooperation, journalism, consulting, and policy design, as well as analysis in governmental, non-governmental, or private organizations. They are also prepared for graduate study in a variety of environment-related fields.

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This program is designed as a pre-professional degree that focuses on the human dimensions of environmental issues. Students can create their own course of study with a flexible curriculum and learn from of a wide field of environmentally-themed experts throughout the campus community. Graduates are prepared for a wide variety of jobs in the public, non-profit and private sectors. It also provides the necessary background for graduate school in a variety of areas.

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This interdisciplinary program emphasizes four components: humanities and social sciences; natural sciences; skills; and a capstone experience. It provides students with an understanding of human attitudes and behaviors toward nature, as well as a grounding in science.

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This program reflects an interdisciplinary focus on the interactions among the sociopolitical, economic, and ecological systems where the natural world and human society overlap. It offers challenges and opportunities for those motivated to help improve the health of the environment and quality of human existence.

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This program provides students with the analytical and communication skills and the broad background necessary to understand and address complex environmental issues. It also offers the opportunity for students to carry out focused study within a specific area of interest.

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This transfer program provides students with a broad background in science, math, social sciences, and the humanities. They develop an ability to understand concepts related to the environment, as well as way in which to solve practical problems regarding environmental issues.

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This program includes comprehensive courses in biology, environmental science, mathematics, and chemistry. It also provides optional hands?on training through available field?based internships. It prepares students for transfer to baccalaureate programs.

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Through this program, students establish a foundation of biological, environmental, political and social sciences, as well as mathematics. They receive a thorough understanding of concepts associated with sustainability, global climate change, ecosystem protection, natural resource management, and environmental policy and protection. Graduates are prepared for transfer to environmental science BA or BS programs.

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This interdisciplinary program prepares students to collaboratively and creatively develop solutions to the pressing challenges the world faces in dealing with global climate change, loss of biodiversity, resource consumption and depletion, toxic pollutants and water shortages. Students also learn about issues related to environmental justice, creating sustainable cities, sustainable food, and transportation systems.

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This interdisciplinary program explores the natural marine world, and courses provide a thorough understanding of biology, geology, math, meteorology, oceanography, and chemistry. Students may expand their knowledge in an area through a minor either in marine biology or oceanography and meteorology.

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This program prepares graduates for a variety of careers - from newsrooms to businesses to some of the best universities in the country. Whether it's a student-designed research project and presentation at a national conference, or an internship here or across the country, students gain a solid foundation by engaging in a variety of experiences outside the classroom.

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Through this program, students learn skills for working and competing in the atmospheric science field including understanding severe weather complexity, the math behind weather models, remote sensing, climate change, and synoptic forecasting. Outside of class, students collaborate with professors on individual or group projects that pique their interests.

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This program offers specialized study in different subsections of meteorology, atmospheric and cloud physics, climatology, instruments, and air pollution. Students participate in the pioneering Storm Chasers summer program where they forecast, pursue and observe extreme weather through the Great Plains states.

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This certificate program is for students seeking employment or looking to grow their skills in the environmental conservation fields.

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This two-year program integrates diverse field experiences with classroom study, providing students with a broad awareness of environmental issues and an appreciation of our natural world.

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This program provides training for the well-grounded natural resource technician in forestry, ecology, fish and wildlife, parks, resource management, or equipment management. The strong technical curriculum includes diverse courses in aquatic life, biology, botany, forestry, soil science, surveying, and wildlife. Graduates secure employment in parks, forestry, arboriculture, fisheries, and wildlife management as conservation officers, forestry technicians, forest rangers, and environmental consultants.

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This program educates students in the science of materials and products made from renewable resources. It provides an in-depth knowledge of materials such as wood, paper, modern packaging materials, natural fiber materials and advanced materials emphasizing sustainability, environmental consciousness and minimizing environmental footprint. Students explore a variety of careers in modern packaging, natural products, and renewable materials industries, focused on technical, scientific, and managerial tracks.

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This program introduces students to a wide range of energy markets and resources (fossil fuels, electricity, renewable and sustainable energy resources) while maintaining substantial flexibility for student-centered learning in understanding and managing energy systems. A wide variety of opportunities meet student needs utilizing a significant number of sustainable and renewable energy demonstration projects, and significant research in energy topics.

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This hands-on program complements the theoretical concepts covered in class lectures by working on real, live systems right on campus. Students may specialize in one of three tracks: wind/solar/hydro; bioenergy; or general. An internship is recommended, and graduates secure employment as energy system designers, installation and maintenance technicians, quality control supervisors, and project managers for renewable energy systems of all types and sizes.

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This certificate program prepares students for entry level positions constructing, installing, and maintaining solar and wind electricity generating systems for both residential and light commercial applications. The curriculum includes English, math, environmental science, and renewable energies technology, as well as photovoltaic systems, power generation and delivery, and wind energy. Upon certificate completion, students have the option of transferring into the Renewable Energy Technologies AAS degree.

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This AAS degree prepares students for entry-level positions constructing, installing, and maintaining solar and wind electricity generating systems for both residential and light commercial applications. The curriculum includes English, math, science, industrial technology, and electrical technology, as well as photovoltaic systems, power generation and delivery, and wind energy. Upon receiving a degree, students have the option of transferring into one of several bachelor's degree programs in Renewable Energy Technologies in New York State.

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Renewable energy in the form of solar electric (photovoltaic) grid systems are expanding rapidly throughout New York State both residentially and commercially. Solar electric technician courses provide foundational knowledge in safety, tools, testing equipment, and hands-on learning for employment in residential and/or commercial solar installation as well as for the “do-it-yourself” individual. Potential career opportunities are Residential Solar Panel Installer, Commercial Solar Grid Installer, RV and Solar Package Installer, Solar Sales, and Solar Electric Maintenance and Troubleshooting.

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Through this certificate program, students develop practical, cutting-edge skills that will impress employers in the fast-growing solar energy industry.

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This certificate program provides fundamental information about emerging sustainable energy systems, including solar photovoltaics (solar PV), wind energy technologies, energy storage systems, and geothermal systems. It prepares graduates for entry-level support positions in sustainable energy or to supplement experience gained in traditional energy sectors.

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This program is geared to all students of Nassau Community College interested in gaining a broad understanding of different topics in sustainable design and renewable energy. The certificate program will be taught by professionals in the field, including professional engineers and registered architects. The knowledge gained by the students in this program will aid them in procuring jobs in the green industry, in such fields as engineering, construction, financial, marketing, sales, maintenance, and many more. The sustainable design principles that students learn in this program will allow them to better understand methods used worldwide by diverse populations.

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Students are prepared to enter a growing field. This rapidly emerging, new technology has created a void in trained persons to do maintenance and repair work on the vast number of turbines being built each year across the United States.

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This certificate program prepares students to begin a career in wind energy or enhance their current employment in the renewable energy industry. Students acquire a strong background in industrial electricity and mechanical systems to safely and competently work in the wind industry. All the certificate credit hours are transferable to the Wind Energy and Turbine Technology AAS degree.

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This certificate program prepares students for careers in wind energy technology. Facilities and laboratories provide hands-on experiences for learning and applying theory through the use of trainers and virtual reality simulations. Graduates secure employment in entry-level wind turbine technician positions, where they operate, maintain, and troubleshoot wind energy related equipment.

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This two-year program combines renewable energy and business courses to meet industry demands for employees with a blend of technical skills and business management abilities. In addition to basic electrical theory and an exploration of photovoltaic, geothermal, wind and fuel cell energies, the program focuses on the essential principles of finance, marketing, and business development. Students also get technical training in PV installation, troubleshooting and maintenance.

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This degree offers students a broad awareness of environmental issues and in addition will provide students with an appreciation of our natural world. Courses in field botany, terrestrial and aquatic ecology, soils, waters and forests, fish and wildlife, and environmental science provide the theoretical basis for what is learned outside the classroom. Graduates of the program hold positions with the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, United States Fish and Wildlife Services, and the National Park Service, where they serve as: Fish and Wildlife Technicians, Conservation Officers, Land Managers, and Environmental Educators.

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This BTech degree builds on the associate degree in Environmental Studies and trains students in the conservation of natural or biological resources, applied water resources, and ecosystem management and restoration. Courses emphasizing hands-on learning in soil and water conservation, watershed management, conservation biology, restoration ecology, forest and aquatic ecology, terrestrial invertebrate ecology, and applied hydrology form the core of the coursework in the program. Instruction takes place in the classroom, as well as outdoors in the forests, streams and rivers and on agricultural lands close to campus. Throughout the curriculum, current environmental issues - such as invasive species, climate change, habitat loss and conservation of biodiversity - are addressed and explored. Central to the program is a project-based capstone sequence that focuses on professional development, research methodology, proposal development, data collection, analysis, and presentation. Additionally, all students will be required to complete an approved professional experience consisting of an internship, co-op, or other similar experience.

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This program features a strong curriculum that blends the planning and adaptive management of renewable resources with business and communications courses. Its unique 15-credit, 600-hour internship requirement provides students with invaluable experience and professional contacts. Graduates secure employment in planning and managing natural resources conservation, soil and water conservation, environmental science, environmental technology, wetland management, and aquaculture and aquatic science.

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This program prepares graduates for positions in energy and/or environmental sustainability. They may also obtain positions as energy and indoor air quality auditors, HVAC operations and maintenance technicians, solar and wind energy technicians, and consultants in green building, renewable energy, and energy efficiency.

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This program provides skills and knowledge needed to maintain and manage high-performance commercial buildings. In addition to learning the most current theories, students acquire hands-on training needed to work with rapidly evolving technologies including photovoltaic cells, wind generators and geothermal heating, ventilation, and air condition (HVAC) systems.

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This program introduces students to a wide range of renewable natural resources (soils, water, vegetation, wildlife, recreation), while maintaining substantial flexibility for student-centered learning in understanding and managing natural systems. Most of the work scheduled during the first two years is in the areas of natural sciences, social sciences and humanities, communication, and quantitative and qualitative problem-solving skills. Experiential-field learning is combined with learning concepts and skills in the classroom and laboratory.

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Environmental problems are among the most urgent issues facing our civilization. Sustainability majors develop the conceptual knowledge necessary to address environmental problems.

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This BS degree combines hard sciences knowledge with real-world skills to build solutions to many real-world issues. It provides a focus on environmental protection, social responsibility, and the economy. Graduates are prepared to manage resources and apply sustainable practices to their future work.

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This certificate program helps students discover how today's decisions affect the future of global warming, our economy, and society.

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The Sustainability Studies program is designed for students pursuing careers related to environmental sustainability and explores the interplay between the natural environment, the built environment, and society through an interdisciplinary lens. Coursework includes natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities, as well as SUNY general education requirements. The program emphasizes skills for employment and transfer focusing on outdoor education, environmental policy, sustainability planning, conservation management, corporate responsibility, and related areas.

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Through this two-year program, students gain a deep and broad understanding of the issues, topics and disciplines surrounding sustainability.

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This program provides skills, knowledge, and preparation for students to understand and address the environmental, social, political, economic and ethical issues related to the transformation of current societies to ones that are sustainable. Graduates are prepared students for entry-level employment in the public, private, or non-profit sectors in a variety of fields including economic development, foreign aid, public administration, law, diplomacy, public policy, public health, resource and energy conservation, business, finance, international trade, or eco-tourism. They are also prepared for graduate study in social science, political science, law, management and business.

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This program covers a wide range of fields, and students investigate topics ranging from sustainable use to minimizing flood risk. It is built on a fundamental understanding of how the Earth works and how humans interact with it. Graduates find jobs that cover the breadth of the discipline and many choose to continue their studies with scholarships for graduate study at some of the leading research universities in the country.