involve field work and face to face interaction so I would hope those would be scheduled 1 evening a week???

I did not respond for my own personal career objectives, but I answered from the perspective of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, who would benefit greatly from having a MES program. And, the graduates of the program would benefit from having a potential employer nearby. It may even be possible for the Cabinet to sponsor scholarships in the future.

I think this sounds like a very valuable program. Part of my Interdisciplinary MS is Env. Law. The other parts are Env. Planning and EE. So, I am a little biased. I have found the planning and law aspects to be very valuable in my work here at DOW. Although I would not personally be interested in taking of the course, I think it would be a good draw for KSU and a benefit to state workers.

Personally I think I would enjoy this. I'm guessing the classes would mostly be offered after normal work hours, weekends, and maybe distance education? My concern is that many others at EPPC would not be interested since getting a masters degree would likely not put them in a position to get any sort of advancements (I bet if KSU offered a bachelors degree, or a cooperative degree with another college, in environmental or geological engineering it would be flooded with students). Although, it is a large department and the state would pay for it so I'm sure enough people would be interested in the program.

It would be nice if this could be offered as a summer program. I uld be interested in being able to complete over two summers. THX!

I am too close to retirement. This would be beneficial for someone with 5-10 years of service.

Please try to make as many classes as possible available in the evenings, and weekends.

I would like to get more information about this program. It seemed a bit odd to me that KSU was not offering an advanced degree in environmental science. If possible, I'd like to see a concentration or specific series of classes in the science area. Thanks for soliciting information/opinions.

I would be interested to learn about specific employment opportunities in both the public and private sectors that may be available to me upon completion of this program.

I would encourage night and/or weekend classes for those state employees that may be interested in this program.

How will a program like this fit into and help further my teaching and career goals? Would this program allow me to earn rank I status as a Kentucky teacher who already has a master's degree? What available grant/scholarship money is there for this program?

I would be extremely interested in a program like this. I am curious about the undergraduate requirements, number of hour, and cost. Would required courses

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