COMING ATTRACTIONS FOR SPRING 2001 June 2000 version
Dear Environmental Community,
The nexus of the spring 2001 schedule is a very important Master Lecture Series entitled “Pioneers of Sustainability.” This series will showcase many of the forward thinkers who helped define and create social recognition for the concept of sustainability. How can you participate? First, you should plan on taking ZINT-121 Master Lecture Series for 2 credits on Wednesday evening. There will be two seminars, in addition, that are scheduled to accompany the Master lecture. One is the all-college Master Lecture seminar for 2 credits, suitable for all students. The second is the Environmental Seminar, which will also meet around the lecture and focus on related topics. The Environmental Seminar is designed for senior students who will do indepth readings to accompany the lecture series. Both seminars will meet with the guest speakers for the evening after the lecture to explore themes raised by the lecture. Environmental Seminar students will do an independent project on one of the pioneers’ work and write a comprehensive paper on the subject.
Master Lecture ZINT-121 W 6-7:30 SCHROYER 2
Master Lecture Seminar ZINT-122 W 7:30-9 HOROWITZ 2
100 Level—Foundation
SENV 101 Environmental Studies (General Education either science or social science category).
01 W 2-5:20 STAFF
02 M 6-9:20 STAFF
03 W 10:40-2 STAFF
04 W 10:40-2 MILLS
05 R 6-9:20 STAFF
06 MR 3:30-5:10 MILLS
SGEL – 101 D M S – GEOLOGY 4
LEC TF 11:30-1:10 DREW I
Gen Ed – Science
LEC M 6-9:20 PM STAFF
Gen Ed – Science
SGEO – 101 D M S – GEOGRAPHY 4
LEC MR 3-5:15 HOROWITZ H
Gen Ed – Science
SENS- 105 FUND OF EARTH SCI LC/LB 4
LEC TF 10-11:15 DREW I
W 9-12:30
Lab Fee
Gen Ed – Science
200 level—Core
SENV 223 ENERGY AND SOCIETY 3
(TAS SCP, Gen Ed Nature, Systems and Math)
01 M 6:30-9 MILLS, L.
SBIO 221 GENERAL ECOLOGY (Gen Ed Nature, Systems and Math)
01 TF 11:30-2 JEWITT-SMITH
02 TF 2-3:15 LOWELL
SENV207 PUBLIC POLICY (Gen Ed Nature, Systems, Math) 3
01 T 6:30-9 O’CONNER
02 MR 8:15-9:30 QUIGLEY
SENV209 SOCIAL ECOLOGY 4
(TAS SCP, SSHS Consciousness and Society, Gen Ed Social Science and Human Development)
01 TF 11:30-1:10 SCHROYER
02 T 6-9:20 STEAD
SENV215 ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY 3
(TAS SCP, Gen Ed Nature, Systems and Math)
01 MR 2-3:15 HOROWITZ
02R 6:30-9 STEAD
300 Level—Sustainability
Category: Ecological Sustainability
SGEL – 333 ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY 3
01TF 2-3:15 DREW I
SGEO – 303 WATER RESOURCES 3
LEC R 6:30-9 PM HOROWITZ H
Category: Place
MENV—33501 SOCIETY ECOLOGY AND THE SACRED 3
W 10:40-1:10 HUNT-PERRY
SENV 312 ECOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 3
TF 2-3:15 CUTBILL
AAMR305 INSIDE AMERICA 3
01 MR11:30-12:45 HAYES
Category: Practice
SENV31401 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS 4
01 M 6-9:20 TUKEL, G
SENV390 TOPICS IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 3
MR 2-3:15 MILLS, L.
Category: Ecological Economics
SENV3 ECOLOGY, ETHICS AND ECONOMICS 3
T 6:30-9:15 SCHROYER, T
Field Requirement (ES and SSHS)
SENV331 INTERNSHIP 4
by appointment HAYES, W
SENV – 38801 CO-OP ENVIRNMT STUDIES 6
LEC TBA STAFF T
Permission needed from Exper. Lrn. Dept.
Lab Fee
SENV -38802 CO-OP ENVIRMT STUDIES (ES Field; SSHS Field Requirement) 3
LEC TBA STAFF T
Permission needed from Exper. Lrn. Dept.
Lab Fee
Electives
SENS- 315 FIELD BIOLOGY & ECOLOGY 1
LEC T 8-11:20 JEWETT-SMITH J
Lab Fee
Pre-requisite: SBIO – 221
SENS – 340 ENVRNMNTL CHEM LC/LB
LEC MR 10-11:15 AGGREY K
M 2:5:20
Lab Fee
Pre-requisite: SENS –220
-or- Pre-requisite: SCHM- 220
Pre-requisite: SPHY-110
400 Level
SENV 410 ENVIRONMENTAL SEMINAR 01 w 6-9:20 EDELSTEIN
SENV 414 ENV. ASSESSMENT 01 t and 6:30-9 and r 6-9:20 EDELSTEIN