Yale University
AC-2: Learning Outcomes

>School of Architecture: All students graduate with an understanding of the relationship between architecture and social responsibility. (http://architecture.yale.edu/student-life/vlock-building-project) >School of Forestry and Environmental Studies: All students graduate with an understanding of tree measurement and mapping. >School of Public Health: All students graduate with an understanding of the relationship between sustainability, health, and well-being. >School of Divinity: All students graduate with an understanding of the relationship between community, food, and faith in the context of sustainability. >School of Nursing: All students graduate with an understanding of the connection to place as a way of empowering the community, as well with an understanding of recycling and sustainable commuting. >School of Law: All students graduate with a proficiency in waste best practices at Yale. >School of Management: All students graduate with a proficiency in resource efficiency and sustainability and business.

>Environmental Studies major: All students graduate with an understanding of the diverse environmental problems of the world. >Environmental Engineering major: All students graduate with an understanding of human health, green design and pollution prevention, carbon sequestration and climate changes, and the development of alternative energy. >Ecology and Evolutionary Biology major: Students graduate with an understanding of population, community, ecosystem, and macroecology; evolutionary genetics, developmental evolution, behavioral evolution, and evolutionary medicine; and phylogenetics, systematics, and biodiversity. >Geology and Geophysics major: Students graduate with an understanding of the basic principles from the core sciences (physics, chemistry, biology) and how it relates to addressing issues of the Earth’s future. >Architecture major: All students graduate with a familiarity of sustainable design considerations. >Energy Studies multi-disciplinary academic program (similar to a minor): Students graduate with an understanding of the challenges in moving the Earth’s energy systems towards greener, more sustainable sources, while eliminating energy poverty and providing affordable access to modern energy for all. >Global Health Studies multi-disciplinary academic program (similar to a minor): All students graduate with an understanding of pressing global health challenges.