University of Wisconsin-Stout
AC-1: Academic Courses

List of sustainability-focused courses offered: Apparel and Communication Technologies Department *None School of Art and Design *DES 150—Intro to Sustainable Design & Development *DES 712—Sustainable Design Practice Biology Department *BIO 111—Science, the Environment & Sustainability *BIO 141—Plants & People *BIO 270—Natural History of the Neotropics *BIO 350—Ecology *ENSC 425—Environmental Science and Sustainability Capstone *SMGT 115—Environmental Science and Sustainability *SMGT 310—Ecology for Sustainable Management *SMGT 325—Natural Resource Management *SMGT 360—Environmental and Sustainability Policy *SMGT 710—The Natural Environment Department of Business *SMGT 230—Triple Bottom Line Accounting for Managers *SMGT 330—Marketing for a Sustainable World *SMGT 331—Sustainable Organizational Finance *SMGT 335—Management and Environmental Information Systems *SMGT 350—Operations Management and Sustainability *SMGT 370—Logistics, Supply Chain Management, and Sustainability *SMGT 430—International Management for a Sustainable World *SMGT 730—Policy, Law, and the Ethics of Sustainability Chemistry Department *CHEM 353—Environmental Chemistry *SMGT 315—Global Environmental Chemistry Department of Construction *AEC 191—The Built Environment *AEC 570—Construction Estimating I *AEC 670—Construction Estimating II *SMGT 495—Sustainable Management Capstone *SMGT 750—The Built Environment School of Education *EDUC 303—Educational Psychology *EDUC 326—Foundations of Education *EDUC 330/530—Multiculturalism *EDUC 336/536—Multiculturalism: Issues & Perspectives *EDUC 376/576—Cross-Cultural Field Experience *FCSE 380—Consumer Economics *FCSE 385—Family Housing *MBE 401—Marketing Education Curriculum *ECE 410—Early Childhood Curriculum: Science Department of English and Philosophy *ENGL 101—Composition 1 *ENGL 102—Composition 2 *ENGL 112—Freshman English-Honors II *ENGL 247—Critical Writing *LIT 273—American Multicultural Literature *LIT 275—Environmental Literature *PHIL 235—General Ethics *SMGT 240—Technical Writing for Sustainable Management Engineering and Technology Department *TRANS 202—Transportation Systems *TRANS 204—Energy Transportation *SMGT 220—Systems Thinking *SMGT 320—Energy for Sustainable Management Food and Nutrition Department *None Hospitality and Tourism Department *None Human Development and Family Studies *HDFS 365—Family Resource Management Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science *None University of Wisconsin Stout Military Science Department *None Department of Operations and Management *RC 440—Environmental Leadership & Sustainable Management *SMGT 340—Organizational Behavior & Sustainability *SMGT 720—Applied Research and the Triple Bottom Line *SMGT 770—Leading Sustainable Organizations *SMGT 780—Corporate Social Responsibility *SMGT 790—Research Methods *INMGT 425—Planned Experimentation *INMGT 440—Lean Enterprise Department of Physical Education *None Physics Department *PHYS 321—Statics & Strength of Materials *PHYS 358—Soil Science and Conservation Department of Psychology *None Department of Rehabilitation and Counseling *None Social Science Department *ECON 360—Strategic Decision Making & Game Theory *ECON 350—Environmental & Natural Resource Economics *GEOG 310—Geography of Food *GEOG 290—Global Political Ecology *SMGT 235—Economics in Society and Sustainability *SMGT 332—Economics of Environmental Sustainability *SMGT 435—International Development and Sustainability *SMGT 460—Environment and Society *SMGT 700—Cultural and Historical Foundations of Sustainability *SMGT 740—Economics of Sustainability *SMGT 760—Geopolitical Systems Speech Communication, Foreign Languages, Theater and Music *None List of sustainability-related courses offered: Apparel and Communication Technologies Department *APRL 167—Textiles I *APRL 250—Textiles II *ICT 309/509—Collaborative Computing *ITM 490—ITN Capstone *CMG 141—Graphic Communication *CMG 266—Digital and Offset Press Systems *CMG 367—Color Management *CMG 495—Cross-Media Semina *PHOTO 130—Introduction to Photography *PHOTO 204—Exploring Photography School of Art and Design *DES 214—Interior Design Practice, Materials, and Finishes *DES 303—Interior Design Studio I *DES 308—Lighting Design in the Built Environment *DES 314—Interior Design Contracts & Codes *DES 416—Interior Design Senior Studio *ARTH 319—History of Design *ART 209/409/410—Painting I, II, III *ART 215/315/415—Art Metals I, II, III *ART 217—Printmaking I Biology Department *BIO 101—Introductory Biology *BIO 135—Organismal Biology *BIO 136—College Molecular Cell Biology *BIO 210—Concepts and Issues in Biotechnology *BIO 242—Botany *BIO 260—Ichthyology – Wisconsin Fishes *BIO 362—Advanced Physiology *BIO 450—Aquatic Ecology & Management *BIO 452—Wetland Ecology *BIO 462—Environmental Science and Sustainability Capstone Department of Business *BUACT 340—Business Finance *BUMGT 304—Principles of Management *BUMGT 480—Entrepreneurship: Small Business Planning *BUMGT 490—Strategic Management and Business Policy *BUSCM 338—Principles of Logistics *BUINB 260—Introduction to International Business *BUINB 367—International Management *BURTL 127—Basic Merchandising *BURTL 329—Retail Promotions *BURTL 395—Assortment Planning Chemistry Department *CHEM 110—Chemistry in Our World *CHEM 115—General Chemistry *CHEM 135—College Chemistry I *CHEM 136—College Chemistry II *CHEM 201—Organic Chemistry I *CHEM 204—Organic Chemistry II Lecture *CHEM 206—Organic Chemistry II Laboratory *CHEM 311—Biochemistry *CHEM 325—Chemistry of Polymers *CHEM 331—Quantitative Analysis *CHEM 335—Instrumental Methods of Analysis *CHEM 341—Chemistry of Materials *CHEM 489—Advanced Chemistry Experience Department of Construction *AEC 171—Light Construction Methods and Materials *AEC 233—Architectural Design I *AEC 237—Architectural Technology *AEC 352—Building MEchanical Systems *AEC 353—Building Electrical and Control System *AEC 370—Construction Estimating I *AEC 470—Construction Estimating II *AEC 472—Management of Construction *RC 388—Construction Safety School of Education *CTE 502—Principles of Career/Tech Education *CTE 708—Issues in Career & Tech Education Department of English and Philosophy *LIT 203—American Poets *LIT 205—The Short Story *LIT 208—Fiction into Film *LIT 260—Modern American Literature *LIT 281—Recent American Literature *LIT 300—Children’s Literature *LIT 303/503—Coming of Age in Literature and Film *ENGL 410—Scientific Communication *PHIL 201—Introduction to Philosophy *PHIL 205—Philosophy of Religion Engineering and Technology Department *AEC 237—Architectural Technology *RD 205—Design for Industry *RD 320—Prototype Development and Model Making *RD 420—Research and Development *PKG 150—Packaging Fundamentals *PKG 250—Consumer Packaging Systems *PKG 350—Packaging Design & Evaluation *MFGT 250—Introduction to Plastics Food and Nutrition Department *FN 102—Nutrition for Healthy Living *FN 222—Food Technology *FN 244—Farm to Fork: Food Issues *FN 350—Food Processing *FN 450—Food Engineering *FN 461—Multicultural Aspects of Food & Nutrition Patterns *FN 650—Food Engineering Hospitality and Tourism Department *GEM 250—Turfgrass Management For Golf Course *GEM 301—Customer Marketing *GEM 445—Event Management *HT 140—Principles of Tourism *HT 324—Quantity Food Production *HT 340—Development of Tourism Attractions *HT 351—Hospitality Conv/Mtg Planning *HT 454—Security & Risk Management *PM 280—Hospitality Facilities Management Human Development and Family Studies *HDSF 345—Health Care Dilemmas & Decisions for Families *HDSF 715—Theories of Family Processes *HDFS 450—Family Policy *MFT 750—Foun Couple Family Therapy Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science *None University of Wisconsin Stout Military Science Department *MSL 101—Foundations of Officership *MSL 201—Individual Leadership Studies *MSL 301—Adaptive Team Leadership *MSL 401—Developing Adaptive Leaders *MSL 102—Basic Leadership *MSL 202—Leadership and Teamwork *MSL 302—Leadership Under Fire *MSL 402—Leadership in a Complex World Department of Operations and Management *AEC 191—The Built Environment *RC 640—Environmental Leadership & Sustainable Management *INMGT 200—Production and Operations Management *INMGT 220—Service Quality Assurance *INMGT 305—Resource Planning and Matl Managment *INMGT 314—Manufacturing Enterprise Practicum *INMGT 325—Quality Management *INMGT 420—Quality Assurance-Practicum *INMGT 514—Manufacturing Enterprise Practicum Department of Physical Education *HLTED 360—Personal Health and Fitness *HLTH 101—Discovering Wellness *PE 201—Wellness and Social Responsibility *PE 204—Competition in the 21st Century *PE 205—Lifelong Wellness:Biggest Loser Physics Department *PHYS 211—Introduction to Physics *PHYS 255--Meteorology *PHYS 258—Introduction to Geology *PHYS 281—University Physics I *PHYS 291—Statics *PHYS 358—Soil Science and Conservation *PHYS 458—Water Shed *NANO 101—Exploration of Nanotechnology Department of Psychology *PSYC 110—General Psychology *PSYC 270/470—Social Cognition and Behavior *PSYC 330—Psychology of Learning *PSYC 350—Culture and Psychology *PSYC 370/570—Interpersonal Effectiveness *PSYC 382—Human Resource Management *PSYC 702—Ethics in Applied Psychology *PSYC 707—Applied Social Psychology *PSYC 710/711/712—Applied Psychology Seminar I/II/III *PSYC 750—Foundations of Evaluation Research *PSYC 751—Applications of Evaluation Research *PSYC 772—Psychological Applications of Health Promotion *PSYC 781—Personnel Psychology *PSYC 782—Organizational Psychology *SPED 100—Introduction to Special Education *SPED 300—Introduction to Individuals with Cognitive Disorders *SPED 305—Early Childhood Inclusion *SPED 323—Mild Disabilities: Social St & Science *SPED 326—ECSE Pre-Student Teaching *SPED 330—Introduction to Communication Disorders *SPED 338—Pre-Student Teaching: Children with Disabilities *SPED 420—School Family & Community Collaboration *SPED 430—Inclusion of Students with Exceptional Needs *SPED 447—Emotional/Behavioral Problems Child & Adolescent *SPED 490—Behavior Interventions in Schools *SPED 500—Introduction To Individuals with Cognitive Disorders *SPED 501—Learning Disabilities *SPED 505—Early Childhood Inclusion *SPED 523—Mild Disability: Social St & Science *SPED 524—C&I: Career & Transition Ed *SPED 530—Introduction To Communication Disorder *SPED 536—ECSE Pre-Student Teaching *SPED 538—Pre-Student Teaching: Children with Disabilities *SPED 620—School, Family & Community Collabortion *SPED 630—Inclusion of Students with Exceptional Need *SPED 647—Emotional/Behavior Problem Child & Adolescents *SPED 690—Behavior Interventions in Schools Department of Rehabilitation and Counseling *COUN 405—Intro To Counseling Skills *COUN 406—Peer Supervisory Experience *COUN 606—Peer Supervisory Experience *COUN 715—Orientation to CMH Counseling *COUN 722—Adv Compulsive Behav Disorders *COUN 723—Psychopathology *COUN 750—Counseling Theory *COUN 752—Group Dynamics *COUN 788—Counseling Process Laboratory *COUN 789—Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy *COUN 794—MHC Internship *COUN 721—Alco & Drug Abuse Trtmt Prog *COUN 725—Soc/Cultural Issues in Coun *COUN 761—Coun Children & Adolescents *COUN 447—Assmt & Treatmnt-Eating Disord *COUN 647—Assmt & Treatmnt-Eating Disord *COUN 720—Psychopharmacology *COUN 724—Adolescent Substance Abuse *COUN 745—Treating Personality Disorders *COUN 727—Mindfulness Apps in Counseling *COUN 754—Assessment and Interviewing *REHAB 101—Introduction to Rehabilitation *REHAB 102—Community Resources *REHAB 360—Assistive Technology *REHAB 701—Foundations of Rehabilitation Social Science Department *ECON 445—Public Finance *HIST 240—History and Politics of Africa *HIST 380—Latin American History *PAX 201—Introduction to Applied Peace Studies *SOC 291—Sociology of Health and Illness *SOC 385—Globalization and Social Change Speech Communication, Foreign Languages, Theatre and Music *SPAN 202—Intermediate Spanish II *SPAN 227—Spanish Composition and Conversation I *SPAN 396—Business and Hospitality Spanish *SPCOM 100—Fundamentals of Speech

In 2014-2015, a GA in the Sustainability Office created a questionnaire for each academic department to complete. In most cases, the GA met with a department's faculty to explain the definition of sustainability and ask instructors if any of their courses were sustainability-focused or sustainability-related. In other cases, the department chair was provided with a copy of the STARS definition of sustainability and the department chair talked to instructors themselves to complete the questionnaire through an online survey or with a private interview with the GA.