Geospatial Information Science for Natural Resources Minor

Geographic information systems, global positioning systems, and remote sensing are key tools in the 21st century workforce. Using these tools, scientists, managers, and policy makers can represent many different data across a landscape to significantly enhance research, decision making, and management.

The Geospatial Information Science for Natural Resources minor provides students with fundamental geospatial skills in natural resource science and management.

This minor emphasizes use of these tools in natural resources and is perfect for students who want to  gain technical skills and to increase their employment potential. Because geospatial tools are so important for many different disciplines due to their ability to adapt to nearly any application, the minor will touch on a broad array of natural resources subject areas.

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Information Session Attendance REQUIRED

  • Monday, February 12th from 12-12:30 PM in room 256 Natural Resources Building
  • Tuesday, March 26th from 12:30-1 PM in room 256 Natural Resources Building
  • Wednesday, April 17th from 1:30-2 PM in room 256 Natural Resources Building
  • Thursday, May 2nd from 12-12:30 PM in room 256 Natural Resources Building

Declare Minor

In order to declare the minor, contact Nikki Foxley to initiate the request to the CSU Registrar’s office.

Advising for the GIS Minor

Course Advising

Assistance and advice related to which courses to take in each individual semester as a part of your class schedule planning.

Students with majors in Warner College

For guidance on course selection please contact your major advisor in your department.

All other CSU Students

For guidance about course decisions in the minor for non-Warner College students, schedule a meeting with Nikki Foxley.

Advanced Course Advising and Professional Mentoring

For advice about careers involving GIS tools and professional advice as well as considerations on upper division coursework schedule a meeting with Elizabeth Tulanowski.