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A science that deals with the history of the earth and its life especially as recorded in rocks.
Geology is the science of studying the earth, from the core to the outer crust, including the processes that shape our planet. It is broad discipline that includes the study of minerals, fossils, paleobotany, seismology, geochemistry, economic geology, and more.
Environmental Sciences at College of the Redwoods is a collection of environmental and natural science courses that engage in the study of our planet. These course fall into four main categories: Geography, Geology, Oceanography, and Environmental Science. Each course uses an interdisciplinary approach to explore Earth systems and how our environment changes through time. Students taking these courses have an opportunity to learn about rocks, minerals, fossils, earth resources, landforms, oceans, weather, and the dynamic climate.
Check the Geology department's website for more information about the degrees and certificates offered and the schedule of available classes. Check with a counselor to see what classes are currently required for these degrees.
Did your instructor require you to cite your sources for an assignment? Did they say you had to use MLA, APA, or Chicago formatting for your paper? If so, the library can help you. Always ask your instructor what citation style should be used for research projects. See below for links to helpful resources.
We have an online guide dedicated to citation help.
We have downloadable handouts with some basic APA, MLA, and Chicago style information.
CR has a campus-wide subscription to NoodleTools, a user-friendly citation manager.
When you have questions the above sources don’t cover, you might need to consult the official style manual. Our librarians can help.