California State University, Channel Islands
AC-1: Academic Courses

Sustainability-Related Courses ANTH 105 – Intro to Archaeology ANTH 310 – World Prehistory (a new class) ANTH 323 – Native Californians (a new class) ANTH 332 – Human Ecology (CL ESRM 332) ANTH 445 – The Seacoast through Time ART 101 – What is Art? ART 102- Multicultural Children’s Art ART 311- Three-Dimensional Art: Sculpture Media and Techniques ART 321- Three-Dimensional Art: Sculpture Theory and Process ART 330 – Critical Thinking in a Visual World ART 331 – Art, Society, and Mas Media (CL COMM 331) ART 382 – Art for Social Media ART 390- Screen Printing ART 451 – Diversity in the Visual Arts ART 489 – Art Seminar ART 490 – Special Topics in Art ART 499 – Art Capstone Project BIOL 301 – Microbiology BIOL 303- Evolutionary Biology BIOL 312- Marine Biology BIOL 313- Conservation Biology (CL ESRM 313) BIOL 326 –Scientific and Professional Ethics (CL MGT 326) BIOL 335- The Biosphere BIOL 336- Ethnobotany (a new class) BIOL 342- The Zoo: Conservation, Education and Recreation (CL BUS 342, ECON 342, EDUC 342) BIOL 345- Science and Public Policy BIOL 432- Principles of Epidemiology AND Environmental Health BIOL 433- Ecology and the Environment BIOL 453- Methods in Population and Community Ecology BIOL 492 – Internship BIOL 494 – Independent Research BIOL 497 – Directed Study BIOL 499 – Senior Capstone in Biology BUS 203 – Into to Social Business (CL ECON 203, SOC 203) BUS 301 – Social Business Planning (CL ECON 301, SOC 301) BUS 336 – Social Entrepreneurship (CL SOC 336) BUS 339 – Business in China: Heritage and Change (CL HIST 339) BUS 342 – The Zoo: Conservation, Education and Recreation (CL BIOL 342, ECON, 342, EDUC 342) BUS 448 – Globalization and Development (CL ECON 448, SOC 448) CHEM 100 – Chemistry and Society CHEM 250/251 – Quantitative Analysis CHEM 494 – Independent Research COMM 331 – Art, Society, and Mass Media (CL ART 331) COMM 343 – Health Issues in the Latino/a Community (CL CHS 343, NRS 343) COMM 441 – Health Communication (NRS 441) COMM 443 – Environmental Communication (CL ESRM 443) COMP 447 - Societal Issues in Computing CHS 331 – Transborder Perspectives in Chicana/o Studies CHS 343 – Health Issues in the Latina/o Community (CL NRS 343, COMM 343) CHS 353 – Chicana/o Latina/o Literature (CL ENGL 353) CHS 425 – Contemporary Immigration Issues (CL SOC 425) ECON 203 – Intro to Social Business (CL BUS 203, SOC 203) ECON 301 –Social Business Planning (CL BUS 301, SOC 301) ECON 342 –The Zoo: Conservation, Education and Recreation (CL BIOL342, BUS 342, EDUC 342) ECON 362 –Environmental Economics ECON 448 –Globalization and Development (CL SOC 448, BUS 448) EDMS 529 – Science, Health and Phys Ed EDSS 532 – Teaching Science in Middle School EDSS 542 – Teaching Science in High School EDUC 342 – The Zoo: Conservation, Education and Recreation (CL BIOL 342, BUS 342, ECON 342) ENGL 105 – Composition and Rhetoric I ENGL 107 – Advanced Composition and Rhetoric ENGL 210 – Themes and theories in World Literature ENGL 325 — Major Non-Western Writers ENGL 333 — Multicultural drama and Theatre (CL PATH 332) ENGL 337 – Literature of the Environment ENGL 353 — Chicano/a Literature (CL CHS 353) ENGL 430 — Traditions and Transformations (CL HIST 430) ENGL 433 — Intro to LGBT Studies (CL GEND 433) ENGL 490 – Special Topics ENGL 494 – Independent Study/Senior Research ESRM 105 – Environmental Issues in Geography (CL GEOG 105) ESRM 200 – Principles of Resource Management, Conservation and Stewardship ESRM 313 – Conservation Biology (CL BIOL 313) ESRM 328 – Intro to Geographic Information Systems ESRM 332 – Human Ecology (CL ANTH 332) ESRM 335 - The Beach ESRM 341 – The National Park (POLS 341) ESRM 351 – Field Methods: Monitoring and Assessment ESRM 360 - Island Ecosystem Management ESRM 370 - Fundamentals of Remotely Piloted Systems ESRM 371 - Coastal Monitoring with RPS ESRM 428 – Intermediate Geographic Information Systems ESRM 440 – Population Studies (CL SOC 440) ESRM 443 – Environmental Communication (CL COMM 443) ESRM 482 – Issues in Environmental Planning and Resource Management FJS 210 – Ethics for a Free World (CL PHIL 210) GEND 433 –Intro to LGBT Studies (CL ENGL 433) GEOG 105 – Environmental Issues in Geography (CL ESRM 105) GEOG 201 – Cultural and Historical Geography of the World GEOL 321- Environmental Geology GLST 200 – Into to Global Studies GLST 435 – Global Cities HIST 366 – Oceans of World History HIST 430 – Tradition and Transformation (CL ENGL 430) HLTH 101- Overview of Health Care Industry and Its Delivery HLTH 102 –Community Health Organizations and Their Functions HLTH 300- Nutrition, Exercise and Wellness HLTH 301 – Introduction to Public Health Administration HLTH 304 – Aging Policy and Politics (CL POLS 304) HLTH 322- Health Issues in Education MATH 202 – Biostatistics (CL PSY 202) MGT 326 – Business and Professional Ethics (CL BIOL 326) NRS 343- Health Issues in the Latino/a Community (CL CHS 343, COMM 343) NRS 348 – Healthy Aging (CL PSY 348, SOC 348) NRS 354 – Cultural Competence in Health Care NRS 356 –Vulnerable Populations NRS 441 –Health Communication (CL COMM 441) PATH 333 – Multicultural Drama and Theatre (CL ENGL 333) PHED 208 – Intro to Kinesiology PHYS 103 – How Things Work PHYS 108 - Applied Physics and Modern Society POLS 304- Aging Policy and Politics (CL HLTH 304) POLS 305 – Gender and Politics POLS 306 – The Politics of Race and Ethnicity POLS 341 – The National Park (CL ESRM 341) PSY 202 – Biostatistics (CL MATH 202) PSY 312 – Social Psychology SOC 203 – Introduction to Social Business (CL ECON 203, BUS 203) SOC 301 –Social Business Planning (CL ECON 301, BUS 301) SOC 336 –Social Entrepreneurship (CL BUS 336) SOC 425 –Contemporary Immigration Issues (CL CHS 425) SOC 440 – Population Studies (CL ESRM 440) SOC 448 – Globalization and Development (CL ECON 448, BUS 448) SPAN 429 - Social Change in Spain (CL SOC 429) UNIV 250 – Learn & Serve: Sustainability Sustainability-Focused Courses BIOL 490- Sustainable Agriculture CHEM 101 – Chemistry and the Environment CHEM 301 – Environmental Chemistry – Atmosphere and Climate CHEM 302 – Environmental Chemistry – Soil and Water CHEM 344 – Energy and Society COMM 443 – Environmental Communication (CL ESRM 443) COMM 450 – Environmental Conflict Resolution (CL ESRM 450, POLS 450) COMM 490 – Special Topics COMM 492 – Internship Seminar COMM 494 – Independent Study COMM 496 – Environmental Film and Speaker Series (CL ESRM 496) COMM 499 – Capstone Project ENGL 338 – Science and Conscience (CL PHYS 338) ESRM 100 – Intro to Environmental Science and Resource Management ESRM 205 – Principles of Sustainability ESRM 329 – Environmental Law and Policy ESRM 340 – Politics and the Environment (CL POLS 340) ESRM 342 – Environmental History (CL HIST 342) ESRM 350 – Ecological Restoration Design and Construction ESRM 352 – Theory and Practice of Ecological Restoration ESRM 365: Natural History & Resource Management of the California Channel Islands (New Class) ESRM 410 – Environmental Impact Assessment ESRM 450 – Environmental Conflict Resolution (CL COMM 450, POLS 450) ESRM 462 – Coastal and Marine Resource Management ESRM 463 – Water Resource Management ESRM 464 – Land Use Planning and Open Space Management ESRM 483 – Issues in Global Resource Management ESRM 484: Climate Change and Adaptation Planning (New Class) ESRM 490 – Special Topics ESRM 491 – Capstone Preparation ESRM 492 – Service Learning/Internship ESRM 494 – Independent Research ESRM 496 – Environmental Film and Speaker Series (CL COMM 496) ESRM 499 – Capstone FJS 340 –Exploring Freedom and Justice FJS 498 – Enacting Freed and Justice HIST 342 – Environmental History (CL ESRM 342) PHYS 338 – Science and Conscience (CL ENGL 338) PHYS 344 – Energy and Society (CL CHEM 344) POLS 340 – Politics and the Environment (CL ESRM 340) POLS 345 – Science and Public Policy (CL BIOL 345) POLS 450 – Environmental Conflict Resolution (CL COMM 450, ESRM 450)

A list of possible sustainability-related and sustainability-focused courses was compiled from the CSUCI course catalog. The original list of possible sustainability courses was separated by major. The courses were then separated by department chair. The list of possible sustainability courses was then sent to the appropriate department chair. The chair simply defined each of the listed courses as sustainability-focused, sustainability-related, or neither.