Academic Advising
A Partnership For Success
As part of the College of Arts and Sciences, the Environmental Studies Program sponsors a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science in four areas of concentration and a minor in Environmental Science.
For students in the Division of Continuing Studies there is an opportunity to work towards a Bachelor of General Studies degree with a concentration in Environmental Studies.
Other students choose majors in one of the traditional disciplines and supplement their training with courses from the Environmental Science curriculum.
| Academic Option | Advisor | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| General Questions | Dr. John McCarty | 402.554.2849 |
| Analytical Sciences | Dr. Richard Lomneth | 402.554.3097 |
| Earth Sciences Option | Dr. Harmon Maher, Dr. Bob Shuster |
Dr. Maher:402.554.2250, Dr. Shuster:402.554.2457 |
| Geography and Planning Option | Dr. Bradley Bereitschaft, Dr. Rex Cammack | Dr. Bereitschaft: 402.554.2674, Dr. Cammack: 402.554.2282 |
| Life Science Option | Dr. John McCarty, Dr. LaReesa Wolfenbarger | Dr. McCarty: 402.554.2849, Dr. Wolfenbarger: 402.554.2405 |
| Environmental Science Minor | Dr. John McCarty | 402.554.2849 |
Our Advising Model
The College of Arts and Sciences uses a two-adviser model. Our students begin with an adviser in the Arts and Sciences Advising Center, then transition to their major department for advising. Make an appointment with an Arts and Sciences Advising Center adviser.
Contact Us
- Environmental Science Program: Director: Dr. John McCarty
- Email: jmccarty@unomaha.edu
- Phone: 402.554.2849
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