graduate Conceptualizing Our Regional Environment

Fall 2018
Olympia
Evening
Graduate Only
Class Size: 55
8 Credits per quarter
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The first program in the core sequence provides an interdisciplinary framework for understanding Pacific Northwest ecosystems, environmental history, and regional identity. In addition to developing a foundation in the methodologies and perspectives of core environmental disciplines, students will assess the value of particular disciplines for framing and solving environmental problems. We will focus on a few major environmental challenges, such as salmon recovery and forest management, through readings, lectures, workshops, seminar discussions, writing assignments, and field trips. A central part of this quarter's work is an interdisciplinary group project, which assumes that many critical environmental issues cannot be solved by individuals working alone or even by teams from a single discipline. This project provides an opportunity for students to develop their research, writing, presentation, and collaborative problem-solving skills.

Registration

Fall 2018 Registration

Course Reference Numbers

GR (8): 10106

Academic details

Credits
8
Maximum Enrollment
55
Class Standing
Graduate
Fees

$200 for an overnight field trip.

Schedule

Time Offered
Evening
Advertised Schedule

Tuesdays and Thursday 6-10pm

Schedule Evergreen link
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First Meeting

SEM 2 C1105 - Lecture
Location
Olympia