SUST 420 - Sustainability and Environmental Citizenship

(3 credits)

The primary objective of this course is to provide an overview of sustainability with an initiation to systems thinking, a powerful toolset for understanding and solving complex problems. Topics include but are not limited to environmental anthropology, systems thinking, sustainability of water resources, sustainable food and agriculture, and the sustainable business enterprise. By completing this course, students will gain interdisciplinary skills that can be applied for effective environmental citizenship in a plural society. Prerequisites: ENG 111 - College Reading and Writing or equivalent and completion of at least one course from the Natural Science core of the Sustainability minor. Grade only. Offered spring semester.

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