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ENVIR 495 C: Socio-Environmental Data Analysis Workshop is open to Juniors, Seniors and Graduate Students in all majors.

ENVIR 495 A: Crimes against Nature is open to Juniors, Seniors and Graduate Students in all majors.

In this course you will explore the questions:

ENVIR 480: Sustainability Studio class is open to all majors and has no prerequisite courses. This quarters topic is greening health at UW.

In this course:

ENVIR 300: Analysis of Environmental Cases is open to Environmental Studies majors only.

In this course you will:

ENVIR 280: Natural History of the Puget Sound is open to students of all majors.

In this course you will:

ENVIR 100: Introduction to Environmental Studies is open to students in all majors and would be a great intro course for Freshman and Sophomores who are exploring environmental majors.

In this course, you will:

Robert Halvorsen

Robert Halvorsen is a professor of economics at the University of Washington, Seattle. His area of focus area is environmental econ, resource economics and applied microeconomics.  He has written numerous publications on environmental economics. His most recent publication “explorations in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics: Essays in honor or Gardner M. Brown was written with co-authors Gardner Mallard Brown, and David F. Layton.

Interested in taking a course from Professor Halvorsen? He teaches Econ 436, Econ 535, Econ 435, and Econ 454.

The quarter might be almost over, but you can still find plenty of sustainability events happening around campus. Some of the week's highlights are listed below, and you can find out even more items happening on campus this week with our full calendar (we're always adding events as we learn about them, so the full Sustainability Events calendar is also the best place to find the most up-to-date listings and details on all events).

Welcome to Spring Quarter Week Nine!

Welcome to Spring Quarter Week Eight!