Master of Environmental Studies Thesis

Winter 2019
Spring 2019
Olympia
Evening
Graduate Only
Class Size: 50
8 Credits per quarter
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To complete their degree, MES students are required to complete a 16 credit thesis. Students are assigned a faculty mentor or "reader" in fall quarter of their second year. Each reader is assigned a CRN (course reference number) for Winter quarter and a different CRN for Spring quarter, and students will be notified of their reader's CRN by email from the MES office prior to registration for each quarter.  Students will take eight thesis credits each quarter. In addition to the thesis, students are required to attend an evening thesis workshop, which is usually offered on occasional Tuesday or Thursday evenings throughout the Winter and Spring quarters.  Students will be notified of exact details during Fall quarter. See our  Thesis Resources  page for more information.

Registration

Winter 2019 Registration

Signature Required

Reader must approve thesis registration by allowing signature override in their my.evergreen.edu account, emailing registration@evergreen.edu with permission for student to register, or signing a course registration form.

Course Reference Numbers

GR (8): 20346
GR (8): 20347
GR (8): 20348
GR (8): 20349
GR (8): 20350
GR (8): 20351
GR (8): 20352
GR (8): 20510
Spring 2019 Registration

Signature Required

Reader must approve thesis registration by allowing signature override in their my.evergreen.edu account, emailing registration@evergreen.edu with permission for student to register, or signing a course registration form.

Course Reference Numbers

GR (8): 30245
GR (8): 30246
GR (8): 30247
GR (8): 30248
GR (8): 30249
GR (8): 30250
GR (8): 30251
GR (8): 30255
GR (8): 30641

Academic details

Credits
8
Maximum Enrollment
50
Class Standing
Graduate

Schedule

In Person or Remote
Hybrid (W)
In Person (S)
Time Offered
Evening
Schedule Evergreen link
see Schedule Evergreen for detailed schedule

First Meeting

SEM 2 C1105 - Lecture
Location
Olympia