Overall Rating | Gold - expired |
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Overall Score | 68.35 |
Liaison | Alexis Reyes |
Submission Date | Oct. 29, 2015 |
Executive Letter | Download |
Pomona College
AC-3: Undergraduate Program
Status | Score | Responsible Party |
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3.00 / 3.00 |
Wesley
Quevedo SIO Staff Sustainability |
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Does the institution offer at least one sustainability-focused major, degree program, or the equivalent for undergraduate students?:
Yes
The name of the sustainability-focused, undergraduate degree program (1st program):
Environmental Analysis
A brief description of the undergraduate degree program (1st program):
The Environmental Analysis Program is preparing its students to meet the greatest challenges facing humanity in the twenty-first century — the need to develop a sustainable civilization in a world under increasing strain from climate disruption, economic expansion, population growth, and environmental injustice. The major is deeply interdisciplinary, drawing on the insights of the humanities, sciences, and social sciences so that our students may contribute significantly to such environmental problem-solving fields as law, policy, medicine, and conservation, global climate change, urban planning, and resource management. It also offers a solid background for careers in community action, environmental education, and urban agriculture.
A student who majors in Environmental Analysis will:
engage, assess, and critique an interdisciplinary scholarly literature;
apply relevant theoretical techniques and methodological insights to environmental issues across the disciplines;
conduct original archival, empirical and/or applied research, individually and collaboratively;
speak and write clearly and persuasively;
understand the real-world dimensions of environmental problem-solving.
To build on its robust academic offerings, the Environmental Analysis Program strongly encourages its students to spend a semester abroad. We believe that this vital experience will provide our majors with a richer, cross-cultural appreciation for the profound global dimensions of our environmental situation. Specially focused environmental Study Abroad semesters vary from campus to campus, but include programs in Australia, Costa Rica, Botswana, New Zealand, Ecuador, and South Africa.
The website URL for the undergraduate degree program (1st program):
The name of the sustainability-focused, undergraduate degree program (2nd program):
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A brief description of the undergraduate degree program (2nd program):
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The website URL for the undergraduate degree program (2nd program):
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The name of the sustainability-focused, undergraduate degree program (3rd program):
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A brief description of the undergraduate degree program (3rd program):
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The website URL for the undergraduate degree program (3rd program):
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The name and website URLs of all other sustainability-focused, undergraduate degree program(s):
Environmental Analysis: http://ea.pomona.edu/
Does the institution offer one or more sustainability-focused minors, concentrations or certificates for undergraduate students?:
Yes
The name of the sustainability-focused undergraduate minor, concentration or certificate (1st program):
Environmental Analysis
A brief description of the undergraduate minor, concentration or certificate (1st program):
The Environmental Analysis Program at the Claremont Colleges is preparing its students to meet the greatest challenges facing humanity in the twenty-first century — the need to develop a sustainable civilization in a world under increasing strain from climate disruption, economic expansion, population growth, and environmental injustice. The major is deeply interdisciplinary, drawing on the insights of the humanities, sciences, and social sciences so that our students may contribute significantly to such environmental problem-solving fields as law, policy, medicine, and conservation, global climate change, urban planning, and resource management. It also offers a solid background for careers in community action, environmental education, and urban agriculture.
A student who majors in Environmental Analysis will:
engage, assess, and critique an interdisciplinary scholarly literature;
apply relevant theoretical techniques and methodological insights to environmental issues across the disciplines;
conduct original archival, empirical and/or applied research, individually and collaboratively;
speak and write clearly and persuasively;
understand the real-world dimensions of environmental problem-solving.
To build on its robust academic offerings, the Environmental Analysis Program strongly encourages its students to spend a semester abroad. We believe that this vital experience will provide our majors with a richer, cross-cultural appreciation for the profound global dimensions of our environmental situation. Specially focused environmental Study Abroad semesters vary from campus to campus, but include programs in Australia, Costa Rica, Botswana, New Zealand, Ecuador, and South Africa.
The website URL for the undergraduate minor, concentration or certificate (1st program):
The name of the sustainability-focused undergraduate minor, concentration or certificate (2nd program):
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A brief description of the undergraduate minor, concentration or certificate (2nd program):
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The website URL for the undergraduate minor, concentration or certificate (2nd program):
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The name of the sustainability-focused undergraduate minor, concentration or certificate (3rd program):
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A brief description of the undergraduate minor, concentration or certificate (3rd program):
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The website URL for the undergraduate minor, concentration or certificate (3rd program):
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The name, brief description and URL of all other undergraduate-level sustainability-focused minors, concentrations and certificates:
Environmental Analysis at the Claremont Colleges: http://ea.pomona.edu/
Data source(s) and notes about the submission:
Environmental Analysis at Pomona College is a major that is deeply interdisciplinary. It draws on the insights of the humanities, sciences, and social sciences and is designed to prepare our students for careers in many environmental problem-solving fields, including law, policy, medicine, the sciences, conservation, global climate change, urban planning, and resource management. It also offers a solid background for careers in community action, environmental education, and urban agriculture.
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