The B. S. degree in Air Quality prepares students for careers in governmental regulation of air quality, industrial compliance with the Clean Air Act, and private consulting. The B. S. degree in Geology is intended for students who wish to become professional geologists and who plan to enter graduate school in geology. This curriculum meets the standards of the American Institute of Professional Geologists. The B. A. in Geology provides a wider choice of electives than the B. S. in Geology and prepares students for additional study in selected fields of geology, paleontology, and related earth science areas. Students interested in preparing for an environmentally oriented geoscience career can elect to complete the B. A. in Geology with Environmental Science Emphasis. The B. A. degree in Earth Science is designed as a broad liberal arts major that can build a strong foundation for a variety of career plans. It also provides supportive background and additional career options as a second major for students majoring in other disciplines such as mathematics, computer science, industrial technology, anthropology, geography, biology, chemistry or related areas. Students wishing to work as professional interpreters with park systems, nature centers, museums, and other areas requiring field skills in the natural sciences and natural history communication skills are advised to select the B. A. in Earth Science with Intrepretive Naturalist Emphasis. The B. A. degree in Earth Science Teaching is designed to prepare secondary Earth Science teachers.