Academic Division Arts and Humanities Chair: DeWitt Godfrey Chair: Morgan Davies Chair: Claire Baldwin Chair: Edward Witherspoon Chair: Steven Kepnes Departments / Programs Art and Art History English ARTS 249: Art and Architecture of the Ancient Americas ENGL 219: American Literature and the Environment ENGL 420: Emerson and Thoreau ENGL 213: Imagining Apocalypse German GERM 326: Germany and Environment Imagination Philosophy PHIL 202: Environmental Ethics PHIL 333: Topics in Environmental Philosophy Religion RELG 236: Religion, Science and the Environment Social Sciences Chair: Chad Sparber Chair: John Palmer Chair: Peter Klepeis Economics Educational Geography ECON 228: Environmental Economics ECON 238: Economic ECON 328: Natural Resource Economics ECON 483: Seminar in Resource and Environmental Economics ECON 349: Topics in International Trade ECON 356: Growth and Distribution ECON 450: Topics in Seminar in International Economics EDUC 101: The American School EDUC 205: Race and Education EDUC 303: Gender, Education and International EDUC 311: Indigenous Education EDUC 312: Women and Education GEOG 111: Global Shift: Economy, Society and Geography GEOG 121: Earth, Society and Sustainability GEOG 131: Environmental Geography GEOG 205: Climate and Society GEOG 306: The Geography of Happiness GEOG 309: Latin America: Critical Landscapes of GEOG 310: Geopolitics GEOG 314: Population Issues and Analysis GEOG 315: Sustainable Livelihoods in Asia GEOG 316: Environmental and Public Health Geographies GEOG 319: Population and Environment GEOG 321: Gender, Justice and Environment GEOG 323: Artic Transformations GEOG 324: International Environmental Policy
Chair: Antonio Barrera History GEOG 325: Water and Society GEOG 326: Environmental Hazards GEOG 328: Sustainability and Natural Resources GEOG 329: Environmental Security GEOG 241: Cartography GEOG 311: Global Urbanization GEOG 313: Geographical Political Economy: Asia in Globalization GEOG 327: Australia's Stolen Generations GEOG 336: Biogeography GEOG 338: Ecohydrology GEOG 340: GIS and Society GEOG 332: Weather and Climate HIST 220: The History of Nature and Capitol in the United States HIST 311: Women's Rights in US History HIST 104: The US Since 1877 Chair: Tim Byrnes Political Science POSC 315: Government and the Economy POSC 335: US Environmental Policies POSC 353: National Security Chair: Paul Lopes Natural Science and Mathematics Chair: Timothy McCay Sociology and Anthropology Biology ANTH 357: Indigenous Politics of Latin America ANTH 102: Intro to Cultural Anthropology ANTH/SOCI 245: Nature, Culture and Politics ANTH 361: Ancient Environments and Human Legacies SOCI 313: Environmental Problems and Environmental SOCI 314: Population Issues and Analysis ANTH 249: Art and Architecture of the Ancient Americas ANTH 339: Corporations and Power SOCI 319: Food SOCI 312: Social Inequality SOCI 350: The Social World of the Oceans ANTH 356: Ethical Issues - Native American Archeology ANTH 357: Indigenous Politics - Latin America BIOL 328: Topics in Conservation: Patagonia, Chile BIOL 330: Conservation Biology BIOL 476: Investigations in Biodiversity, Community and Ecosystem Ecology BIOL 328: Field Ecology BIOL 101: Topics in Organismal Biology BIOL 181: Evolution, Ecology and Diversity
Chair: Anthony Chianese Chair: Martin Wong University Chair: Brain Moore Daisaku Yamamoto Jason Kawall Chemistry Geology Africana and Latin American Asian Environmental BIOL 203: Ecology BIOL 335: Limnology BIOL 340: Marine Biology BIOL 341: Cognition, Behavior and Conservation of Marine Mammals CHEM 100: The Chemistry of Altered and Natural Environments GEOL 416: Marine Geology GEOL 450: Paleoclimatology GEOL 217: Coastal Geology GEOL 101: Environmental Geology GEOL 135: Oceanography ALST 309: Latin America: Critical Landscapes of ALST 357: Indigenous Politics of Latin America ALST 380: Movements for Social Justice in South Africa ASIA 313: Environmental Problems and Environmental ENST 313: Environmental Problems and Environmental ENST 219: American Literature and the Environment ENST 120: Dangerous Environments ENST 202: Environmental Ethics ENST 233: Global Environmental Health Issues ENST 241: Sustainability and Climate Action: Planning for Local Government ENST 242: Sustainable Urbanism ENST 316: Nature, Technology and Human Prospect ENST 336: Renewable Energy: Research and Implementation ENST 344: Managing Complexity: America's Public Lands ENST 390: Community- based Study of Environmental Issues ENST 490: Seminar in Environmental ENST 232: Environmental Justice ENST 315: Applied Natural Resource Conservation ENST 319: Food ENST 321: Global Environmental Justice ENST 324: Hunting, Slaughter, Eating and Vegetarianism ENST 333: Environment and Community Health in Africa: A Case Study in Rural Uganda
Emilio Spadola Jonathan Hyslop Jessica Graybill Liberal Arts Core Curriculum Jason Meyers Padma Kaimal Middle Eastern and Islamic Peace and Conflict Russian and Eurasian Scientific Perspectives Communities and Identities MIST 305: Geopolitics in the Middle East PCON 310: Geopolitics PCON 329: Environmental Security PCON 212: The Politics of Race and Ethnicity PCON 301: International Human Rights and Advocacy PCON 345: Transitional and Historical Justice REST 323: Arctic Transformations CORE 101S: Energy and Sustainability CORE 102S: Molecules, Energy and Environment CORE 114S: Ecology, Ethics and Wilderness CORE 119S: Environmental Activism, Science and the Arts CORE 120S: Earth Resources CORE 123S: Climate Change and Human History CORE 154S: Caribbean Ecology and Environmental Concerns CORE 159S: Ecology and the Quality of the Environment CORE 178S: Water CORE 103S: Remote Sensing of the Environment CORE 105S: Nanotechnology CORE 118S: Gems CORE 138S: The Advent of the Atomic Bomb CORE 166S: The Air Up There CORE 165C: China CORE 172C: California CORE 177C: Peru
Definition Sustainability- Sustainability- Courses were selected based on the following definition as outlined by page 38 of the AASHE STARS 2.1 Technical Manual: A course that includes sustainability is primarily focused on a topic other than sustainability, but incorporates a unit or module on sustainability or a sustainability challenge, includes one or more sustainability- focused activities, or integrates sustainability issues throughout the course. To count, these units/modules, activities or issues should be documented in course descriptions or syllabi. Courses were selected based on the following definition as outlined by page 37 of the AASHE STARS 2.1 Technical Manual: Courses in which the primary and explicit focus is on sustainability and/or on understanding or solving one or more major sustainability challenge. This includes: foundational courses in which the primary and explicit focus is on sustainability as an integrated concept having social, economic, and environmental dimensions; courses in which the primary and explicit focus is on the application of sustainability within a field; or, courses in which the primary focus is on providing skills and/or knowledge directly connected to understanding or solving one or more major sustainability challenges.