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Smith College
BIO 154 Biodiversity, Ecology and Conservation
BIO 260 Invertebrate Diversity
BIO 266 Principles of Ecology
BIO 268 Marine Ecology
BIO 364 Plant Ecology
PHI 238 Environmental Ethics
EGR (GEO) 319 Groundwater Geology
EGR 390 Renewable Energy Power System Design
GEO 104 Global Climate Change
GEO 105 Natural Disasters: Confronting and Coping
GEO 111 Intro to Earth Process and Hist
ANT 241 Anthropology of Development
SWG 230 Feminisms and the Fate of the Planet
Hampshire College
SS 0220-1 Buddhism and Ecology
HACU 0303-1 Beyond Sprawl and Crawl
NS 0106-1 Earth Resources
NS 0150-1 Agriculture, Ecology, Society
NS 0181-1 Sustainable Technology
NS 0195-1 Pollution and Environment
Mt. Holyoke College
ENVST 200 Environmental Science
GEOG 107 Intro to Physical Environment
GEOL 101-01 Environmental Geology
UMASS Amherst:
ANTHRO 208 Human Ecology
BIOLOGY 287 Intro Ecology
BMATWT 211 Enrgy Efficient Housing
CE-ENGIN 370 Enviro Engin Principles
CE-ENGIN 371 Water and Wastewater Systems
CE-ENGIN 661 Subsurface Pollution
ECON 308-01 Political Economy of the Envir
ENVIRSCI 101-01 Intro Environmental Biology
ENVIRSCI 112 Fundamentals of the Environment
ENVIRSCI 397B ST-Plants and Environment
PHYSICS 190E Energy and Society
PLNTSOIL 575 Environmental Soil Chemistry
PLSOILIN 265 Sustainable Agriculture
POLISCI 253 Int’l Envrn Pol+Plc
PUBHLTH 666 Env.+Occupational Toxiocology
RES-ECON 720 Envrmntl+Resource Economics
Amherst College
BIO 23-01 Ecology
CHEM 38-02 Atmospheric Chemistry
ENST 22-01 Western Environmentalism
ENST 51-01 Invasive Species
GEOL 09-01 Environmental Science
HIST 65-01 African Environmental Hist
HIST 87-01 US Mexican Borderland
PICK 08-01 Conservation Biology
EVS 150 Modeling Our World: An Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
EVS 300 Seminar in Environmental Science and Policy
BIO 110 Introductory Colloquia: Life Sciences for the 21st Century
BIO 154 Biodiversity, Ecology and Conservation
BIO 110 Conservation Biology Colloquium
BIO 364/365 Plant Ecology and Lab
BIO 366 Biogeography
BIO 103 Economic Botany – Plants and Human Affairs
BIO 264/265 Plant Systematics and lab
BIO 272 Vertebrate Biology
BIO 366 Biogeography
CHM 108 Environmental Chemistry
ECO 224 Environmental Economics
EGR 260 Mass and Energy Balances
EGR 330 Engineering and Global Development
EGR 346 Hydrosystems Engineering
EGR 390 Topics in Engineering: Science, Technology and Ethics
ENG 353 Green Shakespeare
GEO 108 Oceanography: An Introduction to the Marine Environment
GEO 109 The Environment
GEO 301 Aqueous Geochemistry
GEO 270j Carbonate Systems and Coral Reefs of the Bahamas. J-Term
GOV 254 Politics of the Global Environment
GOV 306 Politics and the Environment
PHY 100 Solar Energy and Sustainability
PPL 222 Colloquium: U.S Environmental History and Policy
SOC 332 Seminar in Environmental Sociology
SOC 323 World Population
ANT 230, Africa: Population, Health, and Environment Issues
Looks
at the peoples and cultures of Africa with a focus on population, health, and environmental
issues on the African continent. Professor: Elliot Fratkin
ANT 236 Economy, Ecology, and Society
Theoretical approaches to
the study of economy, ecology, and cultural evolution in anthropology including production,
exchange, and consumption in non-western societies and more. Professor: Elliot Fratkin
BIO 364, Topics in Environmental Biology
Examine coral reefs in
terms of their geologic importance and their ecological interactions, with a focus
on effects of environmental and anthropogenic disturbances Professor: Paulette Peckol
ECO 224, Environmental Economics
Study the causes of environmental
degradation and the role that markets can play in both causing and solving pollution problems.
Professor: TBA
EGR 312 Thermochemical Processes in the Atmosphere
A technical background
for understanding and addressing air pollution in both engineering and policy terms, with an
emphasis on engineering controls. Professor: Paul Voss
EGR 315, Ecohydrology
Study hydrology and its interplay with ecosystems.
Professor: Andrew Guswa
FYS 147, Science and Politics of Food, Water and Energy
Explore
how disciplinary lenses frame the way economists, geologists, historians, biologists, chemists,
engineers and others think about food, water and energy. Professor: Leslie King, Paul Wetzel
GEO 109, The Environment
Evaluate how human activity impacts the
earth and the sustainability of natural resources. Professor: Robert Newton
GEO 311, Environmental
Geophysics
Theory and environmental applications of geophysical techniques. Professor:
TBA
GOV 254, Colloquium: Politics of the Global Environment
An introductory
survey of the environmental implications of the international political economy including the
tragedy of the commons, sustainable development, global warming, and environmental security.
Professor: Gregory White
GOV 306, Politics and the Environment.
Examine environmental policy
making within the federal government, with special emphasis on how Congress deals
with environmental policy issues. Professor: Donald Baumer
PHI 238, Environmental Ethics
Understand
and critically evaluate various ethical perspectives on human beings' interactions
with nature and these perspectives' applications to environmental issues. Professor: Jeffry Ramsey
SOC 233, Environment and Society
Explore the relationship between
people and their natural environments. Professor: Leslie King
SWG 230, Feminism and the Fate of the Planet
This course explores women's activism on the land of laborers, and in their lives. Students will develop research projects in consultation with area farms, link their local research with global agricultural movements, write papers and give one oral presentation. Professor: Elisabeth Armstrong |
