I hope you will enjoy this course and find the material valuable and interesting.
For a quick preview of course highlights, see the
photo page. Dates for trips and other activities may be found on the
course calendar. View the links on the left for other important information. For your convenience there
is a printable version of the syllabus.
This course will use Blackboard.
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The midterm is Monday, October 20 at 5:30 PM and
the final exam is Wednesday, December 10 at 5:30 PM. You MUST take them at the
assigned times unless you have a valid excuse such as illness, death in the
family, or participation in an official USC
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| Dates are subject to change, even after the semester has started. |
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| GENERAL INFORMATION |
| Email: carolyn.hudson@sc.edu |
| Communication: Communication with students will be done through USC's
Blackboard. You should check your USC email daily if possible. It is recommended that
you keep your phone number current in the Online Directory, which can be updated
in VIP. |
| Field Trip Status (After 3:30 PM if weather is questionable):
777-9446 |
| Snow/Storm Closings: Any class cancellation will be posted on http://www.sc.edu/. |
| Meeting Times: M 5:30-6:45 PM, W 5:30-8:45 PM. We may go a few minutes longer on the
night of the Congaree field trip. |
| Meeting Place: Class & Lab - 209 EWSC.
Off-campus field trips will depart from the front of Green Quad A.
Instructions for on-campus field trips will be given in class.
Since we usually end after dark, please study the USC Campus and
Call Box Map and use caution when you depart from the building or bus. Free parking
is available on the top level of the Sumter Street Garage (across Wheat from Green Quad) after 5 PM. |
| Office Hours: I will be available after every class. |
| Text:
Environmental Geology, 8th Edition, Carla W. Montgomery, McGraw-Hill, 2007, ISBN: 978-007-721605-4
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| Classes: Classes will consist of lectures and discussion, including
current environmental concerns. Students should feel free to make additions or
ask questions.
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Materials:
- Flashlight (at least 2 C cells, not lantern type) with fresh
batteries
- 2 rubberbands
- insect repellent (if weather is warm for Congaree trip)
- #2 pencils for tests
- Business envelope and postage stamp (if you choose to write a letter)
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| A true conservationist is a man who knows that the world is
not given by his fathers, but borrowed from his children. --Audubon
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