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NEXT SEMESTER IN ENVIRONMENT
Looking to fulfill breadth requirements? Want to take a course focusing on the pressing social and environmental issues we face today?
Check out the following hand-selected courses from our departmental advisors and hear what our instructors are excited to be teaching this Fall. Course enrollment for Fall 2021 opens July 5th, 2021.
GEOG 100: Introducing Human Geography
Taught by: Susan Owen
Online
Asynchronous
No pre-requisites
Breadth-Humanities/Social Sciences.
ARCH 105: Archaeology and Popular Culture
Taught by: David Maxwell
In-person
No pre-requisites
Lower division elective
PLAN 100: Introduction to planning
Taught by: Tammara Soma
In-person
No Prerequisites
Breadth-Social Science
