This course is the vehicle through which students receive ENV course credit for the academic course component of SNHU's semester in Washington, D.C. program. The Semester in Washington, D.C. program promotes learning by doing among SNHU environmental studies majors and other SNHU students through for-credit internships and academic seminars hosted by The Washington Center in Washington, D.C. The three credits awarded for ENV 410B will be derived from the student's participation in the academic course required of all interns in The Washington Center's program. All courses are taught in a seminar format. Students must choose a course of relevance to the theme of their ENV 410A internship or to environmental studies generally. SNHU will adopt the grade awarded by the course instructor as the student's letter grade for ENV 410B. For more information about The Washington Center and the other relevant components of SNHU's Semester in Washington, D.C. program, see the description of ENV 410A, the Environmental Studies Program Chair, and The Washington Center's website (www.twc.edu).