ENVR 321 - Race, Place and Nature

4 Hour(s) Credit
Interdisciplinary investigation of how issues of racial inequality and justice are tied to environmental issues. Explores how BIPOC individuals and communities are at the frontlines of environmental and climate crises as well as the forefront of social change for justice and sustainability. Challenges white supremacy within environmentalism and environmental studies.
Four hours per week
Prerequisites Sophomore standing
Major Pre or Corequisites ENVR 205 with C or better
Spring Only