Spring 2026
Course Schedule
| Course | Title | Day/Time | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENVR_POL 212-0-1 | Environment and Society | Ewert, Rebecca | MW 3:30pm-4:50pm |
| ENVR_POL 290-0-20 | The End of a World: South Korean Fictions, Films, and Webtoons of Disaster | We, Jeong Eun | MW 11am-12:20pm |
| ENVR_POL 335-0-1 | Environmental Art & Advocacy | Hariman, Robert | TTh 12:30pm-1:50pm |
| ENVR_POL 384-0-1 | Political Ecology | Rosenzweig, Melissa | MW 12:30pm-1:50pm |
| ENVR_POL 390-0-20 | Inventing the Earth: Humans, Technology, and the Environment | White, Madeline | TTh 11am-12:20pm |
| ENVR_POL 390-0-21 | Small Things Big Empires | White, Madeline | TTh 3:30pm-4:50pm |
| ENVR_POL 390-0-22 | Introduction to Ethnobiology Theory and Method | Suzukovich, Eli | TTh 12:30pm-1:50pm |
| ENVR_POL 390-0-23 | Introduction to Ethnopharmacology | Suzukovich, Eli | F 10:00am- 1:00pm |
| ENVR_POL 390-0-24 | Frontier Technology and Environmental Governance | Glasson, Hannah | MW 3:30pm-4:50pm |
| ENVR_POL 390-0-25 | Energy Narratives | Glasson, Hannah | TTh 2pm-3:20pm |
| ENVR_POL 390-0-26 | U.S. Environmental Politics | Thom, Elizabeth | MW 9:30am-10:50am |
| ENVR_POL 390-0-28 | Water in Arid Lands: Technology Innovation and Transboundary Management in the Middle East | Rekhess, Elie; Packman, Aaron | W 4pm-6:50pm |
| ENVR_POL 395-0-1 | Politics of the U.S. Energy Transition | Thom, Elizabeth | MW 2pm-3:20pm |
Course Descriptions
Spring 2026 courses for EPC credit:
Core Classes
ENVR POL 212/SOCIOL 212: Environment and Society (Rebecca Ewert)
ENVR POL 337/GBL HLTH 337: Hazard, Disaster and Society (Elham Hoominfar)
ENVR POL 373/COMM ST 335: Environmental Art and Advocacy (Robert Hariman) I’m going to call this a core course, if that’s okay Keith.
ENVR PL 384/ANTHRO 382: Political Ecology (Melissa Rosenzweig)
ENVR POL 390-0-20: Inventing the Earth (Madeline White)
ENVR POL 390-0-21: Small Things, Big Empires (Madeline White)
ENVR POL 390-0-22: Introduction to Ethnobiology (Eli Suzukovich)
ENVR POL 390-0-23: Introduction to Ethnopharmacology (Eli Suzukovich)
ENVR POL 390-0-24POLI SCI 390-0-32: Frontier Technology and Environmental Governance (Hannah Glasson)
ENVR POL 390-0-25/POLI SCI 390-0-28: Energy Narratives (Hannah Glasson)
ENVR POL 390-0-26/POLI SCI 329: U.S. Environmental Politics (Elizabeth Thom)
ENVR POL 395-0-1/POLI SCI 395-0-21: Politics of the U.S. Energy Transition (Elizabeth Thom)
Natural Science Classes
ANTHRO 358: Primate Behavior and Ecology (Kristena Cooksey)
CIV ENV 203: Earth in the Anthropocene (Neal Blair)
BIOL SCI 333: Plant-Animal Interactions (Gordon Smith)
BIOL SCI 336: Spring Flora (Nyree Zerega)
BIOL SCI 340: Agroecosystems: The Ecology of Food Production (Gordon Smith)
EARTH 170: Earth, the Biosphere, and Our Environment (Magdelena Osburn)
EARTH 210: Earth Systems Science and Climate Change (Rosemary Bush)
EARTH 213: Decision-Making in the Anthropocene (Patricia Beddows)
EARTH 214: Physical Earth Science (Andrew Jacobson)
EARTH 344: The Scientific Foundations of Decarbonization (Bradley Sageman)
ENVR POL 390-0-28/CIV ENV 395-2/JWSH ST 390-0-1: Water in Arid Lands (Aaron Packman and Elie Rekhess)
ISEN 210: Introduction to Sustainability: Challenges and Solutions (Udayan Singh)
Methods Classes
ANTHRO 324: Archaeological Survey Methods (Mark Hauser)
ANTHRO 389: Ethnographic Methods and Analysis (Hirokazu Miyazaki)
BIOL SCI 227: Biostatistics (Jeremy Davis)
EARTH 211: Data Analysis in Earth and Environmental Sciences (Bo Zhang)
EARTH 363-2: GIS Level 2 (Bo Zhang)
GBL HLTH 318: Community-Based Participatory Research (Beatriz Reyes)
POLI SCI 210: Introduction to Empirical Methods in Political Science (Gustavo Diaz)
POLI SCI 312: Statistical Research Methods (Jaye Seawright)
SESP 272: Field Research Methods (Yolanda Majors)
SESP 310: Causal Methods for Evaluating Policy (Ofer Malmud)
STAT 202 Introduction to Statistics and Data Science (Shreeya Behera)
STAT 210 Introduction to Probability and Statistics (Maxim Sinitsyn)
SOCIOL 227: Legal Studies Research Methods (Jesse Yeh)
Ethics Classes
CIV ENV 308: Environmental Justice (Keith Harley)
PHIL 375-2/ISEN 375: Issues in Environmental Philosophy (Eskil Elling)
Elective Classes
ECON 372: Environmental Economics (Mark Witte)
ECON 373: Natural Resource Economics (Mark Witte)
ENVR POL 290/ASIAN LC 240-0-20: The End of a World: South Korean Fictions, Films (Jeong Eun Annabel We)
ENGLISH 369: Studies in African Literature: Ubuntu and Ecology (Evan Mwangi)
ENGLISH 340-0-20: Fabricated Worlds: Sugar, Spice and Narratives of Material Culture (Jennifer Comerford)
HISTORY 200-0-24: Global Cities (Peter Carroll)
HISTORY 292-0-26/JWSH ST 280-4-3/MENA 290-4-3: Fossil Fuels and Climate Change in Palestine/Israel: A Global Perspective (Shira Pinhas)
HISTORY 300-0-22: Jewish Environmental History (David Shyovitz)
HISTORY 392-0-24: Water and Environmental History (Edisson Aguilar Torres)
HISTORY 395-0-26: Climate and Culture (Juan Leon Baez)
JAPANESE 320: Food for Thought: Japanese Society, Culture and Identities (Yumi Shiojima)
JOUR 301-0-29: Reporting on Energy Policy, Politics and Technology (Karin Lydersen)
RELIGION 309-20/ENGLISH 281-0-20: Rivers, Groves, and Gods: Religion and Ecology in South Asia (Govind Ponnuchamy)
THEATER 382-0-20: Nature Plays: The Rallying Cry! (Julie Myatt)