Environmental Studies Program Electives Course
Title
Instructor
Credits Fall 16 Sp 17
EESC and ENVS: All Earth and Environmental Sciences and Environmental Studies courses count as electives
All Foundational Policy Courses for the Major and Minor are also eligible to count as electives
ARTH 2207
ARTH 2263
BIOL 1420
BIOL 1440
BIOL 1470
BIOL 2000
BIOL 2010
BIOL 3210
BIOL 4010
BIOL 4210
BIOL 4420
BIOL 4450
BIOL 4860
BIOL 5130
BSLW 6647
CHEM 1105
CHEM 1106
ECON 2277
ECON 2278
ECON 3391
ECON 3392
ENGL 4645
ENGL 1703
HIST 0110
HIST 1031
Ruins of Ancient America: Temples and Tombs
American Icons: 19th Century Images of National Identity
The Genetic Century
Sustaining the Biosphere
Biodiversity Connections
Molecules and Cells
Ecology and Evolution
Plant Biology
Environmental Biology
Plant Biology Laboratory
Current Topics in Ecology
Animal Behavior
Methods in Ecology
Environmental Disruptors of Development
The Environment and Sustainability
Chemistry and Society I
Chemistry and Society II
Environmental Economics and Policy
Environmental Economics
Economics of Energy and the Environment
Quantitative Methods in Environmental Economics
American Nature Writing
Humans, Nature, and Creativity*
Atlantic Worlds I (must be taught by Prof. O’Neill to count towards minor)
Europe and the Modern World I: Environmental History
(must be taught by Prof. O’Neill to count towards minor)
Europe and the Modern World II: Environmental History
McDonald
Orwig
O'Connor
Hake
FACULTY
FACULTY
DiSanto
FACULTY
FACULTY
FACULTY
Wolff
FACULTY
FACULTY
Hake
Greene
Armstrong
Armstrong
Sweeney
Olcum
Sweeny
Olcum
Kern
Song/ Vandewall
O’Neill
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O’Neill
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HIST 1032
O’Neill
(must be taught by Prof. O’Neill to count towards minor)
HIST 2044
Chinese Environmental History
Zhang
HIST 1505
Planet in Peril: History and Future of Human Impacts*
Parthasarathi/ Schor
HIST 2503 /
People & Nature: History & Future of Human Impacts on the
SOCY 1025
Planet
Parthasarathi/ Schor
HIST 2505
Feast or Famine: Food and the Environment
O’Neill
HIST 4042
China Regionalized: Environment, History, and Culture
Zhang
HIST 4043
Environment, Economy, and Politics in Medieval China
Zhang
HIST 4254
Century of Famine
O’Neill
HIST 4701
Ecological History of the Atlantic World
O’Neill
HIST 4703
Environmental Histories of Water
Zhang
INTL 2260
International Environmental Science and Policy
FACULTY
INTL 2261
Indigenous Peoples and Natural Resources
FACULTY
MGMT 2123 Negotiation
Nielsen
MGMT 2139 Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Foote
NURS 1210
Public Health: Disease Prevention & Health Promotion
Sutherland/Edmunds
NURS 1215
Policy and Politics in U.S. Health Care
Vessey/Sutherland
PHIL 1501
Science and Ethics of Climate Change*
Storey/Wong
PHIL 1703
Humans, Nature, and Creativity*
Song/ Vandewall
PHIL 5521
Women, Nature and Ecology
McCoy
PHIL 5534
Environmental Ethics
Storey
PHIL 5541
Philosophy of Health Science: East and West
Thaker
POLI 2531
Politics of Energy in US, Comparative, Global Perspective
Deese
SOCY 1031
Society & Environmental Transformations
Gareau
SOCY 1501
Global Implications of Climate Change*
Pisani Gareau / Gareau
SOCY 1509
Planet in Peril: History and Future of Human Impacts*
Parthasarathi/ Schor
SOCY 2200
Statistics
Malec/Sarkisian
SOCY 3346
Environmental Justice
Ouimette
SOCY 3349
Environmental Studies: Selected Topics
Gareau
SOCY 3350/
AADS 3381
Black and Green: Race and Urban Ecology
Cermak
SOCY 3375
American Economic Crisis and Social Change
Derber
SOCY 5560
Consumption and Sustainability
Schor
SOCY 5562
Environmental Sociology I
Jorgenson/Gareau
SOCY 5572
Sociology of Science and Technology
Gareau
THEO 2231
The Bible & Ecology
Darr
THEO 5429
Theology & Ecology
Hinsdale
TMST 5562
Work, Family and Ecology
FACULTY
UNAS 2256
Environmental Law and Policy
Plater
*=Core course open to first year students only. Note that these courses must be taken as part of pair.
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revised March 2016