English C77
Introduction to Environmental Studies
| Section | Semester | Instructor | Time | Location | Course Areas |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fall 2015 | Hass, Robert L.
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TTh 12:30-2 + 1-1/2 hours of discussion section per week | 145 Dwinelle |
Other Readings and Media
The required books for the course will be available at University Press Books, and the Course Reader, Introduction to Environmental Studies, will be sold exclusively at Metro Publishing; both of these establishments are located on Bancroft Way, a little west of Telegraph Ave. There will also be a required envornmental science textbook (possibly provided as an eBook).
Description
This is a team-taught introduction to environmental studies. The team consists of a professor of environmental science (Gary Sposito), a professor of English (Robert Hass), and three graduate student instructors working in the field. The aim of the course is to give students the basic science of the environment, an introduction to environmental literature, philosophy, and policy issues, and analytic tools to evaluate a range of environmental problems. The course requires some time spent outdoors in observation as well as a lot of reading and writing.
This course is cross-listed with E.S.P.M. C12.
Discussion Sections
| 101 | Willis, Dan |
M 4-5:30 | 255 Dwinelle |
| 102 | Klavon, Evan
|
M 4-5:30 | 254 Dwinelle |
| 105 | Klavon, Evan
|
T 3:30-5 | 2030 Valley LSB |
| 106 | Ward, Laura |
T 3:30-5 | 2066 Valley LSB |
| 107 | Willis, Dan |
W 4-5:30 | 2062 Valley LSB |
| 108 | Ward, Laura |
W 4-5:30 | 2038 Valley LSB |
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