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Apr 16, 2024
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Graduate Catalog 2019-20 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Certificate Program in Cultural and Environmental Heritage Management
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Advisor: David Benac
4428 Friedmann Hall
david.benac@wmich.edu
The Graduate Certificate Program in Cultural and Environmental Heritage Management is designed to provide students with the following:
- The skills necessary to expertly identify and assess cultural and heritage resources within an interdisciplinary context.
- A comprehensive understanding of the demands inherent in working as heritage management professionals under contract to individuals, organizations, corporations, and various levels of government.
- The ability and commitment to work as socially and ethically responsible managers of cultural and environmental heritage.
Admission Requirements:
- Completion of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution.
- Submission of a letter of intent stating specific interest and academic and professional goals.
- Two letters of recommendation from persons able to evaluate the applicant’s potential for graduate study.
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Program Requirements
The Cultural and Environmental Heritage Management certificate consists of 15 credit hours, 6 credit hours of which must be in HIST, 3 credit hours each in ENVS, GEOG, and PADM. No fewer than 6 credit hours may be taken below the 6000 level. All classes must be chosen from the attached list (updated as necessary). Substitutions may be approved when a clear statement of professional appropriateness is presented.
History (6 hours from the following):
Environmental and Sustainability Studies (3 hours from the following):
- ENVS 4150 - Environmental Law Credits: 3 hours
Note: use of a 4000 level course requires department approval, which includes obtaining approval from the Graduate College.
Geography (3 hours from the following):
Public Administration (3 hours from the following):
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