16:378:501
Seminar on Human Dimensions of Environmental Change (3)
This nature and society seminar is the foundational course for the
graduate certificate. It is designed to provide students with a survey of
theories and concepts in environmental studies. The course examines how
perspectives and arguments of oft-cited theorists (e.g. Foucault, Haraway,
Marx) have been taken up in nature-society scholarship in geography,
anthropology, development studies, environmental studies, and other
disciplines. To do so, students read selected writings from social theorists as
well as empirical applications, making sense of writing and concepts through
collective discussion and debate.
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16:378:502
Topics Seminar (3)
This course focuses on a
particular topic with respect to human dimensions of environmental change. The
seminar changes from year-to-year based on faculty availability and student
interest. In recent years, 502 seminars have included: Interdisciplinary Research
Design, Long-term Risk Assessment, Climate and Society, and Environmental
Sociology. Please consult the graduate director for current 502 seminar
offerings.
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