Courses
The courses available to fulfill the minor in environmental policy and culture include courses in three broad areas, from fourteen departments or programs. (1) History 215, A SPOILED NEW WORLD? WESTERN HEMISPHERE ENVIRONMENTS FROM 1492 TO THE PRESENT
(2) History 255, AFRICAN CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE: EARLIEST TIMES
TO 1600
(3) History 392, HISTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL THOUGHT
(4) History 392, GREEN CHICAGO: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND
RESTORATION IN AN URBAN SETTING
(5) Philosophy 268, ETHICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
(6) Religion 260, NATIVE AMERICAN RELIGIONS
(7) Religion 261, AMERICAN RELIGION, ECOLOGY, AND CULTURE
(7) Religion 361, MYSTICS OF THE AMERICAN WILDERNESS
(8) Religion 362, WOMEN, ECOLOGY, AND THE SACRED
(10) Anthropology 302, AGRICULTURE: ITS ORIGINS, ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONS
(11) Anthropology 312, HUMAN POPULATION BIOLOGY
(12) Environmental Sciences 390, ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD SCHOOL (summer)
Two credits
(13) Economics 370, ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES
ECONOMICS
(14) Geography 211, WORLD BIOGEOGRAPHY
(15) Geography 313, NORTH AMERICA
(16) Geography 328, HUMAN USE OF THE EARTH
(17) Geography 343, GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
(18) Political Science 204, POLITICS AND NATURE
(19) Political Science 349, INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS
(20) Political Science 371, ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS
(21) Sociology 312, SOCIAL BASIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
(22) Sociology 376, URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS 1: ISSUES AND ACTION (Taught jointly with C IV ENG 398-COMMUNITY BASED DESIGN)
(23) Env Sci 235, ATMOSPHERE AND CLIMATE
(24) Biol Sci 204, ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
(25) Biol Sci 345, TOPICS IN EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY
(26) Biol Sci 346, FIELD ECOLOGY
(27) Biol Sci 347, CONSERVATION BIOLOGY
(28) Civ Eng 206, ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY
(29) Civ Eng 360, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT EVALUATION
(30) Geol Sci 111, GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
(31) Physics 301, RADIATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT
