Jacksonville State Univ.) before the state and have always been interested in environmental ethics.

I have thought about pursuing my master's but don't have the time to travel to UK or EKU. This would alleviate this problem. Thanks for looking into it.

I like the option to take classes that are a little outside of the normal environmental curriculum. Environmental Law would be good as well as some Public Administration classes! I'm very excited about this program. I've often wondered why KSU did not have a program like this. I imagine that it is in high demand.

• I am very interested in the MES program offered by KSU. Thank you for your dedication and effort.
• When would such a program be initiated? I am very interested in earning a Master's in Environmental Studies.
• I'd be interested in the program. It's been a long time since I've earned my Bachelor's of Science in Fisheries Management at EKU and I've been employed by EPPC and KYTC for almost 17 years. This would tie together my education and experiences nicely.
• Course work in the NEPA process would benefit individuals all sectors of environmental management. Would any of the courses be delivered via the internet? This would make the program accessible to Government Employees not located in Frankfort
• For those of us who have already taken environmental/science graduate courses from other schools – will any of those credits be able to transfer to KSU? For example, I have taken classes in Environmental Issues (particularly education based) at EKU. Would classes like those be transferable?
• If the course could concentrate on Federal law or those laws which are consistent from state to state. Perhaps throw in some instances or ways to change our current environmental laws. It would be extremely helpful to have more in-depth science classes which concentrate on topics which are typically covered in outside training seminars. i.e.: current critical environmental impacts, tracking of environmental contamination, water/groundwater quality, monitoring well installation, soil and groundwater cleanup technologies, rebounding of damaged habitats, etc.
• I think this would be a wonderful program.
• Would serve those of us in regulatory programs
• It sounds like a very interesting program.
• I'm very excited about the possibility of the program. I would be using it to earn my Rank I if that is possible. But I also have a great interest in the area of environmental science. I was considering WKU's Biology M.A. before I heard about this program. I would prefer some internet classes if possible just because they would work into my schedule, but I understand the need for classes that

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