ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE COURSES

Environmental perspective courses provide opportunities for students to address issues in the environmental realm in such a manner as to enhance their knowledge of the natural world and to make informed value judgements concerning the environmental consequences of personal and social actions. The Environmental perspective requirement must be met with an Eckerd College course.

AM 319E Environmental Film Colloquium
AN 220E Cultural Geography
AN 335E Cultural Ecology
BII 280E Tropical Ecology in Costa Rica
CO 200E Writing the Environment
ES 314E The Environment in American Thought
ES 351E Influential Environmental Writers
HD 208E Your Health and the Environment
HI 253E Environmental Crisis in Russia/Eastern Europe
HI 325E Western Myth and the Environment
HI 353E Environmental History
HI 354E Environment History - Europe
LI 106E Southern Literature and the Environment
MN 311E Environmental Racism and Environmental Justice
MN 351E Technology, Society and the Environment
MN 405E Human Ecology and Social Change
MS 230E U.S. Regional Natural History
MU 326E American Musical Landscape
NA 182E The Earth's Biodiversity
NA 201E Ecosystems of Florida
NA 260E Ecology and the Environment
PH 214E Energy and the Environment
PL 243E Environmental Ethics
PL 300E Nature and the Contemplative Tradition
PL 310E Ideas of Nature
PO 202E Public Policymaking in America
RE 350E Ecology, Chaos, and Sacred
RE 351E A Culture of Science and Faith
RE 381E Ecotheology