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2013-2014 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]

ES 101 - Introduction to Environmental Studies

The study of natural and built environments, the intersection of human ecology and ecology viewed more broadly, the relationship between humans and nature.  The differing perspectives offered by the humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences are introduced and the value of interdisciplinary study is explored.  Students will examine environment at scales ranging from local to global and consider the role of activism and personal choice in solving environmental problems.  The course has a laboratory and fieldwork component and is team taught. 
 

Full course
Laboratory Fee: yes
Liberal Studies Curriculum: Processes of Scientific Reasoning and Global Issues that Impact the Common Good