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| − | Many | + | Many Environmental Studies majors at Knox College are [[Hippy|Hippies]], although some others decide to be socially acceptable and do shower. Led by one of the greatest men alive, [[Peter Schwartzman]], their ability to make this school and the rest of this world that much greener is quite potent. |
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Revision as of 18:53, 25 July 2007
Environmental Studies is a course of study offered through the Environmental Studies Program. It includes one major and one minor. The department is located in SMC.
Overview
Many Environmental Studies majors at Knox College are Hippies, although some others decide to be socially acceptable and do shower. Led by one of the greatest men alive, Peter Schwartzman, their ability to make this school and the rest of this world that much greener is quite potent.
The Environmental Studies Department also oversees Green Oaks.
Faculty
Current
- Peter Schwartzmann, Program Chair, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies
- Stuart Allison, Associate Professor of Biology, Green Oaks Director
- Diana Beck, Associate Professor of Educational Studies
- Steve Cohn, Professor of Economics
- Mary Crawford, Associate Professor of Chemistry
- Linda Dybas, Watson Bartlett Professor of Biology
- Lance Factor, Professor of Philosophy]]
- Konrad Hamilton, Associate Professor of History
- Tim Kasser, Associate Professor of Psychology
- Frank McAndrew, Cornelia H. Dudley Professor of Psychology
- Richard Stout, Professor of Economics
- Jennifer Templeton, Assistant Professor of Biology
- Jon Wagner, Professor of Anthropology
- Larry Welch, Professor of Chemistry
Former
- Daniel Snyder, Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies (2006-2007)
Course Requirements
See program page
