The diverse academic departments that comprise the Environmental Science Program at Southeast offer a variety of state-of-the-art, modern facilities. The program is housed in Rhodes Hall of Science on the north end of the campus, with teaching and research facilities in both Rhodes Hall and the adjacent Magill Hall of Science and Johnson Hall. The Biology, Chemistry, and Geoscience Departments offer laboratories with a complete range of basic equipment needed for undergraduate research. You also may take advantage of a variety of potential research experiences in environmentally related areas in cooperation with faculty members and field supervisors. A geographic information system (GIS) facility is available in the Geosciences Department, which will allow you to study environmental questions on a landscape scale. Modern greenhouse facilities also are available in cooperation with the Agriculture Department. 

Computer facilities on the Southeast campus are readily available, with computer labs located in all science departments and at key locations across campus. Robert A. Dempster Hall provides student and faculty access to all of the University's computer resources, with more than 400 fiber optic networked computers, as well as Internet access.

Printer-friendly

E-mail this page to a friend