Academic Catalog

Sustainability
Term : Fall 2019
Catalog Year : 2019-2020

SUS 220 - Environmental Inequalities

Description: This course focuses on the intersection of environmental hazards, communities, and the social inequalities that exist across the globe. The course will adopt a power, class, race, and species analysis to explain the ideological, cultural, end economic origins for how we conceptualize the environment from multiple viewpoints, while evaluating how communities and culture are formed, evolve, and contend with sustainability. Letter grade only. Units: 3 Sections offered: Spring 2020 Requirement Designation: Social and Political Worlds Liberal Studies Essential Skills: Critical Thinking

Description: This course focuses on the intersection of environmental hazards, communities, and the social inequalities that exist across the globe. The course will adopt a power, class, race, and species analysis to explain the ideological, cultural, end economic origins for how we conceptualize the environment from multiple viewpoints, while evaluating how communities and culture are formed, evolve, and contend with sustainability. Letter grade only.

Units: 3

Sections offered: Spring 2020

Requirement Designation: Social and Political Worlds

Liberal Studies Essential Skills: Critical Thinking