Environmental Justice

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Exploration of the history and case studies of the environmental justice movement, the science underpinning past and current cases, and the application of environmental justice to processes of environmental planning.

Required:

ENV 201 - Introduction to Environmental Issues (3)
ENV 201L - Introduction to Environmental Issues Lab (1)
ANT 367 - Food and Culture (3)
THE 320 - Theatre for Social Justice (3)

One of the following:

BIO 111 - Nature and Humans (0, 4)
BIO 114 - Water and Life (4)
CHE 113 - Survey of Chemical Principles (4, 0)
GOL 105 - Society, Earth, and the Environment (3)
and
GOL 105L - Society, Earth, and Environment Lab (1)
GOL 115 - Introduction to Oceanography (3)
and
GOL 115L - Introduction to Oceanography Lab (1)
GOL 225 - Physical Geology (0,4)

One of the following:

ENV 313 - Environmental Injustice: Race & Class (3)
POL 342 - Environmental Law and Politics (3)

One of the following:

HRA 211 - Introduction to Human Rights (3)
POL 211 - Introduction to Human Rights (3)
POL 235 - Civil Rights, Public Policy, and Social Change (3)
POL 346 - Civil Liberties (3)
SOC 252 - Race and Ethnicity (3)
SOC 367 - Race Class Gender & Sexuality (3)
Note: Minimum of 6 courses and 20 credits, one WI-designated, and one DEI-designated course are required. *Note: If ENV 313 is taken, an additional course must be taken in General Education Goal 5, making the minimum required credits 23.