ENVS 1990 A (CRN: 95903) —
Environmental Studies: Environmental Reporting (A)
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About ENVS 1990 A
Introductory courses of current areas of interest which vary each semester. Topics have included environmental health, energy, regional planning, international studies, literature, ethics, and natural areas management.
Notes
Open to degree and PACE students Special Topics courses cannot carry CC designations
Section Description
When it comes to protecting the environment, science is not enough. The environmental stories we tell can help educate, or they can confuse. They can empower, or they can disenfranchise. This course teaches how to recognize truthful, powerful environmental reporting, and how to create it.
Section Expectation
Students in this course will report and complete an environmental story designed to make change in the real world, around an issue of their choosing.
The course involves weekly reading and reflection assignments, guest speakers,
classroom discussion, research and reporting, writing, photos/video production, all in service to educating the wider public about crucial environmental issues.
Evaluation
Students are evaluated on class participation and attendance, completion of reading
and reflection assignments, and project work in environmental reporting.
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