Environmental Science Professional Master's Program
Description
The OSU-Tulsa Professional Master's in Environmental Science provides students with real-world skills and practical knowledge needed by employers in every industry to navigate a constantly changing regulatory landscape while simultaneously 
balancing economic growth and the broader needs of society. Most of our instructors are adjunct faculty. These individuals are practicing environmental professionals and subject matter experts in the courses they teach. This intentional blending of "practitioner-teachers" with course content provides our students with real-world, practical, and immediately usable skills.
Like many higher education programs, we are beginning to offer more online content, which presents its own unique challenges. To ensure we continue to provide our students with the most current and practical experience possible, both in-person and virtually, we need you help.
Your gift to our program is not only a gift to our students, but an investment into the continued protection of human health and the environment. With the funds raised, we aim to purchase environmental sampling and contaminant exposure control equipment commonly used in industry. To improve our online learning content creation, we will invest in upgraded cameras, microphones, lighting, and other tools or training to ensure virtual content is presented in a highly professional and engaging manner.
Thank you for your support of our students and a sustainable future.
$25
Public Participation
The core EPA regulations establishing requirements for public involvement in environmental rulemaking are found at 40 CFR Part 25. Your participation in this fundraising effort will help ensure continued first-class education for our students.
$100
Major Source
Emissions of 100 tons per year of any regulated air pollutant is the default major source threshold for most sources. A financial gift at this level will make you a major supporter of our program.
$1,000
Large Quantity Generator
Under EPA rules, anyone who generates 1,000 kilograms or more of hazardous waste in any single month is considered a Large Quantity Generator (LQG). Your donation of $1,000 will get you recognized as a Large Quantity Giver (LQG) on our social media platforms.