Resolution 95-04: THE BUSINESS OF THE ENVIRONMENT
| Number | 95-04 |
| Description | All students within the College of Business be required to enroll in an introductory Environmental Science |
| Authored by |
TJ Barber Dave Worch |
| Sponsored by |
Matt Russell |
| Date Submitted | Tuesday, January 24, 1995 |
| Date Considered | Wednesday, January 1, 1000 |
| General Body Vote | Thursday, January 1, 1970 |
| Committee | Academic Affairs |
| Result | n/a |
| Remarks | No further information is available about this resolution. |
| Whereas | The underlying cause of most environmental disasters created/caused by humankind have been economic in origin; and |
| Whereas | Greed, and the desire for quick profit have fostered a total disregard and a complete lack of concern for the environment; and |
| Whereas | To truly understand the impact of economics on said environment one must be exposed to curriculum contained in an introductory Environmental Science class; and |
| Whereas | The graduates of the School of Business are among the future leaders of American and international businesses responsible for said impact on the environment. |
| Be It Further Resolved That | All students within the College of Business be required to enroll in an introductory Environmental Science class to better comprehend the impact they will have on the environment; and |
| Be It Further Resolved That | All future, and those Business students that have not yet completed 60 hours, be subject to this requirement; and |
| Be It Further Resolved That | Those students that have completed 60 or more credit hours have the option to include this requirement in their degree plan; and |
| Be It Further Resolved That | This resolution take effect immediately. |