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ENV 3031: Environmental Studies Teaching Practicum
3.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
Teaching experience for advanced students arranged with an individual faculty member. The course aims to enhance a student's ability to communicate information and skills learned in the major. Prerequisites: Junior standing and a 3.3 GPA. 1-3 credits.
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ENV 3035: Comparative Environmental Politics
3.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
This upper-division seminar for ES majors and other students interested in politics and the environment is a political science course rooted in the sub-discipline of comparative politics. Each time the course is offered, it focuses on a different salient topic for example: Water wars, Native American environmental politics, or agricultural policy and politics). As a repeatable special topics course, it offers Green Mountain College students, over the course of their educational experience, the opportunity to take a close look at relationships between environmental problems, politics, and policy in diverse places across the globe. 3 credits.
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ENV 3037: International Environmental Politics & Policy
3.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
This course is designed to give students an overview of the legal and political framework that constitutes international environmental law. In the first part of the course we will examine the characteristics of international law and distinguish it from domestic law. We will then look at the various actors and their roles in the system. Students will become familiar with the key principles of international environmental law, such as the precautionary principle, sovereignty, and sustainable development. In the later part of the course we will examine major international environmental law topics such as climate change, the oceans, and the relationship between trade and the environment. Students will select four of these major areas for our study. 3 credits.
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ENV 3054: Sustainable Farming Systems
3.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
"Sustainable agriculture" tends to progress from scientific/ecological theories, to a set of guiding principles, to on-farm applications, to evaluations of economic viability. These sets of guiding principles generally evolve into systematic approaches to agriculture and how some farmers in our region have utilized these systems in farm design and practice. Systems studied will include holistic farm management, grass-based farming, Amish systems, agroforestry, and permaculture. Students will spend extensive time on an assigned farm and will design an agriculturally-based campus land use model. 3 credits.
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ENV 3057: Advanced Topics in Sustainable Agriculture
3.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
This course will teach the application of systems theory and systems thinking to the challenge of understanding and designing farm systems. Students will learn how to develop conceptual and analytical models of various components of a farm system, including crops and other plants, insects, soil nutrients, energy, marketing strategies, and various farm technologies. Such models will be integrated in the development of a systems model for Cerridwen Farm. 3 credits.
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ENV 3058: A History of Agriculture:Civilizations,Technology & the Environment
3.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
Understanding how previous agricultural methods and technologies have impacted humans and the environment is critical to determining the best methods and technologies for contemporary agriculture-approaches that can best feed human populations while ameliorating the environment. Beginning with an overview of the evolution of agriculture, the course will then focus on the historical development of agriculture in the U.S., with an emphasis on soils, technologies, and on-farm practices. 3 credits.
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ENV 3070: Integrated Farming Systems
3.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
Students will be expected to work five hours on the farm plus take a share of daily chores maximum two hours a week). In addition, they will spend six to nine hours a week in curricular activities as outlined below. The course will feature experiential learning and independent study and research in addition to an average of four contact hours each week, equivalent to a standard 15-week term's contact hours. 3 credits.
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ENV 3093: The Environmental Professional
1.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
This class provides Environmental Studies majors with the interpersonal skills and knowledge necessary to become professionals in environmental fields. Students study methods of resolving a wide variety of environmental disputes using local case studies and close interaction with local environmental practitioners. Students will assess their strengths and areas of challenge in terms of work, communication and conflict resolution skills, in anticipation of their last year of undergraduate education. Students prepare professional materials, including a portfolio of their academic work, in anticipation of junior year review, internship and professional interviews. 1 credit.
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ENV 3100: REED External Practicum
3.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
The external practicum allows students to enroll in skills-based courses offered by external institutions related to renewable energy and ecological design. Possible schools include Solar Energy International, Yestermorrow Design/Build School, Ecosa, and others pending faculty approval. 3 credits.
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ENV 3125: Ecological Design
3.00 Credits
Green Mountain College (Closed)
Students in Ecological Design will apply their knowledge of ecological design principles and their skills in drawing and design to a real-world design problem. Through research, field study, site analysis, drawing and modeling, students will work through a sustainable building design process from start to finish. Prerequisite: ELA 1135 The Nature of Design. 3 credits.
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