The Department of Earth and Environmental Systems provides students with the opportunity to explore a wide range of environmental, earth, and human systems. Anthropologists, geographers, and geologists, investigate fundamental questions that relate directly to the mechanics of the Earth’s physical processes, the spatial organization of societies, the study of human diversity, and the interaction between people and their environment. The department offers environmentally focused interdisciplinary degrees as well as traditional training in anthropology, geography, and geology. The department emphasizes experiential learning and facilitates student engagement in research.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Department of Earth and Environmental Systems at Indiana State University is to provide undergraduate and graduate education grounded in geosciences, geography, and anthropology to prepare students for environmentally oriented careers and graduate studies. The department is committed to interdisciplinary studies of the environment, the earth, and human adaptation and interaction with the environment, with an emphasis on experiential learning and community engagement.
The clubs from the Department of Earth and Environmental Systems at Indiana State University foster a vibrant community for students passionate about environmental science, geology, and sustainability. Through hands-on activities, outreach initiatives, and collaborative projects, members engage with real-world challenges while building skills and connections in their fields.
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