Auburn University
AC-2: Learning Outcomes

Undergraduate major degrees: Agricultural Econ. & Rural Sociology Environmental Science Fisheries and Allied Aquaculture Environmental Design Biosystems Engineering Civil Engineering Forestry Natural Resource Management Wildlife Ecology and Management Wildlife Sciences Pre-Vet Marine Biology Graduate degrees: Agricultural Econ. & Rural Sociology Fisheries and Allied Aquaculture Community Planning Landscape Architecture Real Estate Development Biosystems Engineering Civil Engineering Forestry Natural Resources Wildlife Undergraduate Minors: Natural Resource Econ. & Envt'l Policy Hunger Studies Sustainability Studies Community and Civic Engagement See the complete excel file list of degree programs, their websites, and numbers of recent graduates, attached here.

These learning outcomes are included in the above inventory file, which is posted online at our website given here.

The number of graduates from the undergraduate majors and graduate degree programs stayed about the same as those reported during our last STARS submission at the start of 2013. However, the number of students earning an undergraduate minor with a sustainability outcome greatly increased, from 58 to 224, almost a 4-fold increase in 3 years. This increase was mostly in students completing the Minor in Sustainability Studies. The increase in minor students parallels a concomitant increase in the number of sustainability-related courses offered at Auburn campus-wide, during the same period, of ~40% increase. See our Campus-Wide Summary of Courses, on our website at: http://www.auburn.edu/academic/provost/undergrad_studies/academic_sustainability/inventory2015.html