CITE offers Environmental Science and Safety Technology Courses at Shawnee State University
November 14, 2001
Via an agreement with Shawnee State University, Marshall University's College of
Information Technology and Engineering is now offering graduate classes leading
to an M.S. in Environmental Science or an M.S. in Safety Technology at the Shawnee State University
campus in
Portsmouth, OH.
Students register for classes through MU and the degree will be awarded by
Marshall University.
According to Dr. Anthony Szwilski, Division Head for Environmental Science and
Safety Technology programs at CITE, "These programs represent a new
opportunity for students in the tri-state industrial community to gain
convenient access to graduate courses to further their education and careers in
the in-demand fields of environmental science and safety technology."
"We are looking forward to continuing to provide these much needed
educational services to the region with our partners at Shawnee State
University."
Students interested in participating in either program, or in taking a course
for professional development, should contact Dr. Szwilski at
(304) 696-5457 (szwilski@marshall.edu)
or Elizabeth Hanrahan at (304) 696-5455 (hanrahan@marshall.edu).
The planned schedule of courses for the next two years:
| Quarter | Environmental Science Program | Safety Technology Program |
| Fall 2001 | ES 66O Environmental Law (Both ES & ST) | |
| Spring 2002 | ES 614 Risk Assessment | SFT 583 Sp.Tp: Radiation Safety (Elective) |
| Summer 2002 | EM 660 Project Management | |
|
SFT 647 Industrial Hygiene (Both ES & ST) |
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| Fall 2002 | ES 620 Environmental Management Systems | SFT 540 Industrial Fire
Protection SFT 565 Accident Investigation |
| Spring 2003 | ENGR 610 Applied Statistics TE 698 Comprehensive Project I |
SFT 589 Process Safety Management |
| Summer 2003 | ENVE 615 Environmental Chemistry* | SFT 599 Occupational Safety
Program Management SFT 553 International Safety & Health |
| Fall 2003 | ES 662 Environmental Policy ES 646 Dynamics of Ecosystems* (OR ES 640 Groundwater*) |
SFT 610 Philosophical & Psychological Concepts of Occupational Safety & Health |
| Spring 2004 | ES 630 Environmental Site Assessment* | SFT 660 Human Factors in Accident Prevention |
| TWO Environmental courses (denoted by asterisk*) may be substituted by any Safety Technology course. | Choose TWO Electives: Any Environmental Science or Safety Technology course. | |
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Total of 36 Credit-Hours |
Total of 36 Credit-Hours |
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Descriptions of Marshall University's Environmental Science course offerings can be read here while the Safety Technology courses are on this page.