Environmental Resource Management   

This Web based program is well suited to the diverse needs of students who have completed the Associate of Science (A.S. Degree) in Environmental Technology at SLCC. To ensure smooth transfer, there are some specific courses within the A.S. degree specifically required by CSUB.

• Please click HERE for Transfer Requirements.

• Students considering this program are encouraged to meet with an Academic Advisor as early as possible to support effective planning and transfer of courses. For Academic Advising and additional information, the individuals below may be contacted:

         Rhonda Dawson, Coordinator    Kim Massaro, Academic Advisor
         California State University,            University Center
         Bakersfield                                   SLCC                               
         (661) 654-6333                            (801) 957-4734                  
         rdawson@csub.edu                       Kim.massaro@slc.edu

Departmental Advising: Interested students who have earned an AS degree in Environmental Technology from SLCC may still meed to meet necessary lower division prerequisites for this program. They are strongly urged to meet with Katrina Green, the University Center Advisor, at 957-4858, or katring.green@slcc.edu. In addition, students who do not have the AS degree should meet with the advisor to review program requirements.

• Students who enroll are students of California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB) and pay CSUB tuition and fees. Application for admission to California State University, Bakersfield, requires official transcripts of all previous college work. The application must be submitted along with the $75.00 fee. The University Center may be contacted for an application.

For admission information to California State University, please refer to the following link: http://www.csub.edu/onlineprograms/how_to_apply.html

Interested individuals are also encouraged to view the Environmental Resource Management program's home page at http://www.csub.edu/ermae

• Students enrolled in the CSUB Environmental Resource Management program have access to most, if not all the same, student resources and support as students enrolled in SLCC. For further information please refer to the link describing those resources,  What Every University Center Student Should Know