Sustainability Courses

Spring Course 2016: Introduction to Environmental Health

ENV H 311: Introduction to Environmental Health is open to all students in all majors and has no prerequisites.

The learning objectives for this class are for students to:

Spring Course 2016: Marketing & Human Resources from a Sustainability Perspective

ESRM 320: Marketing & Human Resources from a Sustainability Perspective

The learning objectives for this class are:

Spring Course 2016: Sociology and the Environment

SOC 201 C: Sociology and the Environment is open to all students in all majors. This course will explore a series of campus-local, state, national and global environmental problems through the lens of environmental activism and social movements.

In this class, students will:

Spring 2016 Course: Community Air Pollution

ENVH 448/548: "Community Air Pollution" is open to all majors and has no prerequisites. However, on introductory biology or chemistry course is recommended.

Topics covered include:

Air quality standards, monitoring and management
Air pollution sources, chemistry and meteorology
Effects on human health and the environment
Wood smoke and alternative fuels
Air pollution control technology
Climate Change
Indoor air

Professor: Dr. Sverre Vedal
Time offered: T/Th 9:30-10:20
Credits: 3 graded

Spring 2016 course: ENVIR 502

ENVIR 502: Business Strategy and the Natural Environment provides students an opportunity to explore the ideas of sustainable business. The course is open to Graduate Students and Undergraduate Juniors and Seniors from all majors with permission from the instructor. Email enviradv@uw.edu for permission.