Sustainability Course Inventory
Sustainability-Focused Courses: 55 Total
ANTH 336 – Topics in Global/Local Interconnections
ANTH 451 – Cultural Ecology
BA 476 – Business Ethics
BA 483/MM 583 – Sustainability Leadership
BA 490/590 & MM 590 – Case Studies in Corporate Sustainability
BI 388 – Conservation of Natural Resources
BI 438/538 – Conservation Biology
EC 310 – The Environment and the Local Economy
EE 528 – Environmental Issues
ENGR 306/PH 306 – Sustainability: Materials Technology and Design
ES 102 – Intro to Environmental Studies: Biological Science
ES 103 – Intro to Environmental Studies: Social Science Perspectives
ES 200 – Intro to Environmental Science
ES 210 – Environmental Studies I
ES 310 – Environmental Applications
ES 327 – Energy and Climate Change
ES 379 – Biodiversity
ES/SOC 420/520 – Environmental Sociology
ES 421/521 – Ecological Economics and Sustainable Development
ES 423 – Sustainability and Natural Resources
ES/GEOG 437/537 – Conservation in the United States
ES/GEOG 439/539 – Land Use Planning
ES/GEOG 440 – Planning Issues
ES 479 – Biosphere, Ecology, and Global Environmental Change
ES 482/582, GEOG 482/582 – Climatology
G 360 – Environmental Geology
GEOG 360 – Global Issues in Population, Development, and the Environment
HE 331 – Environmental Health
HSE 101 – University Foundations: Green House
HSE 102 – University Foundations: Green House
HSE 103 – University Foundations: Green House
MBA 509 – Ethics
MM 513 – Strategic Management
NAS 380 – Native American Ecological Practices
PH 308 – Energy and the Environment
PS 340 – Law, Science, and the Environment
PS 342 – Environmental Law
SOC 205 – Social Problems and Policy
Sustainability-Related Courses: 71 Total
ANTH 213 – Cultural Anthropology: Perspectives on Humanity
ANTH 450 – Culture Change
ARTH 345 – Activist Artists and Works in Their Community
BA 110 – Business, Government & Society
BA 208 – Hospitality & Tourism Essential Skills
BA 310 – Lodging & Tourism Operations
BA 311 – Food & Beverage Management
BA 312 – Hospitality/Tourism Marketing
BA 374 – Principles of Management
BA 489 – Organizational Leadership
BI 103 – General Biology : Populations
BI 340/ES 340 – Introductory Ecology
BI 382 – Biology and Society
BI 386 – Forest Ecology and Management
BI 450 – Fish and Fisheries
BI 454/554 – Plant Ecology
CH 101 – Environmental Chemistry
CH 330 – Metals and Civilization
EC 315 – Environmental Economics
EC 351 – Oregon’s Future
EE 527 – Place-Based Curriculum Development
ES 101 – Intro to Environmental Studies: Earth Science
ES 111/GEOG 111 – Physical Environment I
ES 111H – Honors Physical Environment I
ES 112/GEOG 112 – Physical Environments II
ES 112H – Honors Physical Environment I
ES 309/GEOG 309 – Principles of Meteorology
ES 351 – Environmental Policy and Impact Analysis
ES/GEOG 433/533 – Soil Science
ES 435 – Water Resources
ES 442 – Valuation of Ecosystem Goods and Services
ES 475 – Environmental Modeling
ES 480 – Fire Ecology
G 314 – Hydrology
G 353 – Oceanography
GEOG 108 – Global Lands and Livelihoods
GEOG 330 – Geography of Latin America
GEOG 350 – Urban Environments
HE 275 – Health & Society II
HE 362 – Community Health
HST 421/521 – Environmental History
IS 250 – The International Scene
IS 375 – Human Rights in Global Age
OAL 250 – Foundations in Outdoor Adventure Leadership
OAL 362 – Outdoor Recreation Programming and the Environment
OAL 444 – History of the Pacific Northwest Wilderness
PH 309 – Energy Alternatives
PHL 205 – Ethics: Moral Issues
PHL 205H – Honors Ethics: Moral Issues
PS 110 – Globalization
PS 328 – Public Policy and the Environment
PSY 435/535 – Environmental Psychology
SOC 204 – The Sociological Imagination
SOC 310 – Community Studies
SOC 345 – Sociology of Globalization
SOC 425 – Food, Power, & Agriculture
SOC 461 – Creating and Negating God
SSPC 440 – Social Activism: History, Method, Practice
USEM 101 – University Seminar
USEM 102 – University Seminar
USEM 103 – University Seminar
*All course descriptions are available at http://catalog.sou.edu/
Academic Programs that Offer Sustainability Courses:
Anthropology
Art and Art History
Biology
Business
Chemistry
Economics
Engineering
Environmental Studies
Graduate Studies
Health, Physical Education, and Leadership
History
International Studies
Native American Studies
Outdoor Adventure Leadership
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
University Seminar
Degree Programs with Sustainability Learning Outcomes
Environmental Studies, BS with concentrations in: Cultural Resource Management, Earth Science, Ecology &
Conservation, Land Use Planning, or Sustainability & Policy
Environmental Studies Minor
Outdoor Adventure Leadership, BA or BS
Outdoor Adventure Leadership Minor
Certificate in Sustainability Leadership
Environmental Education, MS
Economics: Applied Economics and Public Policy Option, BA or BS
Health & Physical Education, BA or BS