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Courses

The Environmental Studies Program (ENVS) offers courses on a wide range of topics including environmental science, ecological economics, international environmental issues, conservation of biodiversity, ecological agriculture, environmental justice/racism, environmental journalism, and environmental law.

  • Students in ENVS 50 gave the final presentaton titled “Taking a 30,000 foot view with Smokey House Center: Exploring Opportunities to Support and Expand Agriculture, Conservation, and Education” on May 29, 2018.

Summer 2021

  • ENVS 25: Agroecology - Ong (OTH, T 9:10-12:10, Th 9:10-10:00)
  • ENVS 80.11: Social Ecological Systems: Theory and Methods - Krivak-Tetley (OTH M/W 9:15-11:15)
  • ENVS 80.12: The Green New Deal - Cox (K)
  • ENVS 90: Independent Study and Research - Staff (ARR)
  • ENVS 91: Thesis Research in ENVS - staff (ARR)
  • ENVS 92: Thesis Research II in ENVS - Staff (ARR)

Fall 2021

Winter 2022

  • ENVS 2: Introduction to Environmental Science - Chaudhary/Peach (11)
  • ENVS 7.02: Conservation, Development, and Sustainability - Fox (12)
  • ENVS 7.16: Invasive Species: Ecology, Impacts and Ethics - Krivak-Tetley (10A)
  • ENVS 12: Energy and the Environment - Wilson (10A)
  • ENVS 45: Colonialism, Development and Environment in Africa & Asia - Haynes (10)
  • ENVS 56: Environmental Economics and Governance - Webster (11)
  • ENVS 80.01: Arctic Environmental Change - Culler (2)
  • ENVS 80.08:The Practice of Science Policy & Diplomacy - Burkins (12)
  • ENVS 80.15: EU Energy Policy - Cernoch (2A)
  • ENVS 90: Independent Study and Research - Staff (ARR)
  • ENVS 91: Thesis Research in ENVS - Staff (ARR)
  • ENVS 92: Thesis Research II in ENVS - Staff (ARR)

Spring 2022