The Environmental Arts and Humanities Program prepares students for good, wise work with:<br><br>environmental non-profits<br>government and land agencies<br>advocacy groups<br>corporations<br>green business<br>journalism<br>conservation and stewardship<br>formal and informal education<br>and other roles that require strong, creative communication and reasoning skill sets and humanistic understanding<br>Students can customize their degree with areas of concentration in Environmental Thinking, Environmental Imagination, and Environmental Action.