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* Advising hours, at EPC, 2010 Sheridan Road
Tuesdays 10-12- room 201
Thursdays 1:30-3- room 108
* The Politics and Culture of Food* - a new summer course
ENVR POL 390
6 weeks, EVAN, 6/19 - 7/26
TuTh 6:30 - 9pm
Brian Bouldrey and Garth Fowler
In this course we will take a humanities-based view of the challenges of poverty, obesity, and the burgeoning field of food culture. Each week, we will examine the politics and culture of food through the lenses of science and the humanities. We will devote one week to each of economics, psychology/biology, anthropology, religion, public policy and literature. Through lecture, discussion, short and long papers, and student projects and presentations, this interdisciplinary course will provide both a survey and a focus on the challenges and future of food politics.
This course counts toward the Weinberg College social and behavioral sciences distribution requirement, Area III.
EPC courses, Fall quarter 2012
ENVR_POL 390-21 Int'l Environmental Politics Wolinsky TuTh 12:30-2
ENVR_POL 390-22 ** U.S. Environmental Law and Policy Harley T 6-9
ENVR_POL 394-21 China's Enviroment, Dev. and Culture Davis W 3-6
** Recommended for freshmen
See course descriptions
See additional courses approved for the minor
EPC Speaker Series
Our 2011-12 series has ended. Please check back over the summer for information about 2012-13 speakers.
Program Overview
The Program in Environmental Policy and Culture (EPC) is an interdisciplinary minor focusing on the study of the relationship between people and their natural surroundings. The program integrates social sciences and humanities approaches to environmental studies. The minor is open to all Northwestern undergraduate students. More
