Drew University
ER-6: Sustainability-Focused Courses

Appalachian Arts, Energy, Education Archaeology and Sustainability Beyond Nature Writing: Race, Gender, Nature Biogeography Biological Anthropology Capstone Course for Public Health Christianity and Ecology Community-Based Learning: The U.S. Latino/a Immigrant Experience Conservation Biology Consumption, Well-being, Economy and Environment Contemporary Feminist Theory Ecological Anthropology Ecology and Evolution Economics of Business and Environmental Sustainability Economics of Peak Oil and Climate Change Environment Society and Sustainability Environmental Biology Environmental Ethics Environmental Economics Environmental History Environmental Justice Environmental Science Environmental Studies & Sustainability Capstone Forest Ecology Geographic Information Systems Healthcare in Chinese Care and Culture Introduction to Environmental Geology Living La (Green)Vida Local Modern Italy Religion and the Earth Research Seminar on the UN Self, Place, and the Environment Sustainable Harvests: Food Justice & Sustainability The Spanish Civil War The UN systems and International Community Theology and Ecology of Common Ground Toxic Chemicals: Great Challenges in Environmental Science Water World Why do we eat that? NOTE: Some courses offered multiple semesters in 2 year span.