MES Thesis

Winter 2022
Spring 2022
Olympia
Evening
Graduate Only
Class Size: 45
8 Credits per quarter
Variable credit options, see below
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Taught by
Kevin Francis
history of science and technology
Sarah Hamman
fire ecology, soil biogeochemistry and microbial ecology, restoration ecology
Shawn Hazboun
Shawn Hazboun
environmental sociology, energy and climate change, social science research methods
John Kirkpatrick
John Kirkpatrick
environmental chemistry, molecular biology and ecology, oceanography
Erin Martin
chemical oceanography, biogeochemistry, freshwater ecology
Ralph Murphy
political science, economics
Kathleen Saul
energy and environmental policy, political ecology, social impacts of energy choices
John Withey
John Withey
ecology, conservation biology, wildlife biology
The MES thesis is the primary culminating project for MES students.

Registration

Winter 2022 Registration

Course Reference Numbers

GR (8): 20262
GR (8): 20383
GR (8): 20384
GR (8): 20385
GR (8): 20386
GR (8): 20387
GR (8): 20388
GR (8): 20389
GR (8): 20390
Spring 2022 Registration

Course Reference Numbers

GR (8): 30364
GR (8): 30365
GR (8): 30367
GR (8): 30368
GR (8): 30370
GR (8): 30371
GR (8): 30372

Academic details

Credits
8
Variable Credit Options

2-12 credits

Maximum Enrollment
45
Class Standing
Graduate

Schedule

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