NRE 677 section 086
Applied Environmental Economincs
Prof. Michael Moore
Friday 1-3PM
NRE 677 section 086
Applied Environmental Economincs
Prof. Michael Moore
Friday 1-3PM
NRE 639 section 049
Paradigm Shifts in Environmental Science and Management
Prof. Brad Cardinale
Day/Time - TBD
NRE 501 section 055
Poverty, Environment, and Inequality
Prof. Dorceta Taylor
TTh 10-11:30AM
NRE 501 section 039
Land Use and Global Change
Prof. Dan Brown
TTh 2:30-4PM
Aquatic Entomology
NRE 516.001
Instructor: Prof. Mike Wiley
Meets: Thur 1-6:30PM
Course Description:
Provides thorough taxonomic knowledge and basic understanding of the biology and ecology of aquatic insects for advanced students in ecology, fisheries, and entomology. Lectures focus on ecology; laboratories concentrate on taxonomy. A student insect collection is required. (need to confirm with Mike)
Please note that this course will fulfill the Aquatics Core.
Sustainable Systems in Developing Countries
NRE 501.036
Instructor: Prof. Ming Xu
Meets: TTh 8:30-10AM
Course Description:
The world is flat. As David Held, a British scholar in political science, once said, globalization is the í¢â‚¬Å“widening, deepening and speeding up of worldwide interconnectedness in all aspects of contemporary social life.í¢â‚¬ The same is true for sustainability. Yet the information on sustainability in developing countries is often not well received in the developed world.
Transportation Energy and Climate Policy
NRE 501.032
Instructor: John DeCicco
Meets: TTh 8:30-10AM
Course Description:
This course will give students a solid understanding of the transportation sector as needed to address
energy and climate aspects of public policy. It will review relevant policies past, present and proposed;
examine case studies of key policies; and provide experience with policy analysis techniques pertinent to
Urban Agriculture
NRE 501.031
Instructor: Prof. MaryCarol Hunter
Meets: Wed 6:30-8:30PM
Course Description:
Constructed Wetlands
NRE 501.022/023 (lab section)
Instructor: Prof. Chris Ellis
Meets: Tu 7-10PM
Course Description:
In this course, you will develop a basic understanding of constructed wetland components and functions. You will learn how wetlands are dependent on, and affected by, the regional context around them. With this knowledge the class will discuss how wetlands may be constructed to reduce contamination from urban runoff and function in much the same way as a local natural system.
Heidelberg Installation Studio
NRE 501.018
Instructor: Prof. Beth Diamond
Meets: TTh 1:30-4:30PM
Course Description: