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ENGLISH 401: Senior Seminar
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
An intensive seminar in a special topic or single author, offered for senior majors. ( Offered annually)
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ENGLISH 450: Independent Study
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
Independent Study
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ENGLISH 490: Honors
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
Honors
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 120: Human Geography and Global Economy
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course introduces students to the systematic examination of patterns and processes that shape the spatial organization of activities on a global scale, including agriculture, industries, international trade, population growth and migration, resource and environmental degradation, and development and underdevelopment. Students learn where and why various human activities are located on the Earth, why those activities are moving from one place to another, and the theories developed to explain changes in the landscape. The course addresses current issues of national and international importance such as globalization of culture and the economy, underdevelopment, pollution and environmental degradation, population growth and conflicts.
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 170: The Fluid Earth
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course is an introduction to hydrology and explores water in the atmosphere, lakes, oceans, and associated with land masses. Discussion of the role of water in natural systems results in an exploration of (1) atmospheric moisture and storm systems, such as hurricanes, mid-latitude cyclones, and tornadoes, (2) floods and stream processes, (3) the physical, chemical, and ecological characteristics of lakes and oceans, (4) aquifers and groundwater processes, and (5) wetlands. In this course students use scientific quantitative reasoning to examine the characteristics and importance of water across environmental and geophysical sciences. (Laird, Curtin, Halfman, offered each semester)
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 191: Introduction to Environmental Science
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This is an introductory course focusing on environmental issues from the scientific perspective. Students learn about the scientific nature and the complex interrelationships of environmental issues like ecosystems, populations, genetic manipulation, mineral resources, land-use planning, agriculture and soil resources, water resources and pollution, global warming, acid rain, and solid, liquid and hazardous waste disposal. (Halfman, Fall, offered annually)
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 203: Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has been used in a multitude of environmental applications because it aids in the collection, storage, analysis, and visualization of spatial information and it helps users to make informed decisions regarding the use, management, and protection of the environment. This course will cover the theory of GIS with hands-on-experience in a multitude of environmental applications including: geographical data entry and acquisition, database query and site selection, vector and raster modeling, and integration with global positioning system (GPS). (Arima, offered annually)
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 204: Geography of Garbage
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
You probably know where your t-shirt or computer was made, but do you know where they go when you throw them "away" Each night, trucks bring tons of New York City waste to processing and storage facilities near Geneva. Meanwhile, boatloads of computers "recycled" in North America sail for Asia and Africa to be dismantled in dangerous conditions so that small amounts of valuable metals may be recovered. This course will introduce students to the global geography of garbage (garbography ) with a particular focus on environmental, human health, and human rights implications. (Mage
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 205: Introduction to Environmental Law
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
Since the 1970s, environmental law in the United States has become increasingly integrated into natural resource management, municipal land use decisions and corporate development strategies. This course will provide students with an overview of major federal environmental laws including the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, CERCLA (Superfund Act) and the National Environmental Policy Act. In addition, we will cover some basics of property law and the Administrative Procedure Act, which provide the foundation for environmental law theory and enforcement. The course would be a good course for students considering a legal career, a career in environmental studies, municipal planning or land use, or just a general interest in law. (Kinne)
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 215: Environment and Development in East Asia
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
Rapid development in East Asia has brought prosperity to many but has also created serious environmental problems. Rivers and lakes suffer from pollution and algal blooms; water tables have dropped dramatically; farmland has been polluted by industrial chemicals and over-fertilization; and cities choke on pollution from industry and automobiles. This course explores the environmental challenges facing East Asia as well as how governments and other groups are addressing them through various approaches to "sustainable development." Special emphasis is placed on China, given its regional and global importance, and the Four Little Dragons (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and South Korea). (Magee)
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