ENVIR 239 -
Sustainability: Personal Choices, Broad Impacts
Instructor: Megan Horst, Program on the
Environment
Kristi Straus, Program on the Environment
Days and Time: MWF,
1:30-2:20pm
Credits: 3 (SLN 14185) or 5 (SLN 14186,
requires additional 50 hours of service learning)
Answer questions such as:
· What
does sustainability mean?
· How do
you make sustainability choices in your everyday life?
ENVIR 439 -
Attaining a Sustainable Society
Instructor: Elizabeth Wheat, Program on the Environment
Time and Days: 3:30-4:50pm MWF
Credits: 3 - SLN 14208
Main Topics:
· Identify
major impediments to achieving a sustainable society
· Choose
from among one of four hopeful movements and explore how that movement is
helping our society move toward a more sustainable future: Food, Energy,
Economics or Governance.
ENVIR 485 - Environmental Planning
Permitting in Practice
Instructor: Todd Wildermuth, School of Law
Time and Days: 10:30am-12:20pm, T, Th
Credits: 5 - SLN 14212
Main Topics:
· Advanced survey of
applied environmental regulation for project managers or students from any
major with an interest in environmental law, policy and planning.
ENVIR 495 E - Grant
Proposal Practicum
Instructor: Frederica Helmiere, Program on
the Environment
Time and Days: 2:30-5:20, W
Credits: 3 - SLN 14218
Main Topics:
· Develop skills in
grant-writing, project development and project management for projects
targeting sustainability goals.
ENVIR 495 F - Environmental
Communication, Messaging and Outreach
Instructor: P. Sean McDonald, Program on the Environment
Time and Days: 3:30-4:20pm
Credits - 2 - SLN: 21099
Main Topics:
· This course will
explore the variety of media and methods for conveying environmental
information in the digital age.
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