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Wilderness Emergency Care
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
This course combines scientific information with practical skills and common sense. The curriculum is designed to make the student proficient in administering care to the sick and injured. An…
Graphic Novel: Image, Text, and Autobiography
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
Online
In the 1980s a new name, "The Graphic Novel," was coined for this burgeoning genre. This course will focus on some of the recent classics in this genre, including several graphic memoirs that bear…
Methods in Identity, Archive and Documentary Photography
3 Credits
In this course students examine the critical processes in the archiving of ancestral and geographical histories through post-colonial lenses. Methodologies include documentary photography, oral…
Climate Change II: Advocacy and Praxis
Course Degree Type
Graduate
Course Delivery Type
Online
Climate Change II: Advocacy and Praxis is an application-based course designed to integrate theoretical concepts from Climate Change and other core doctoral offerings. The course will utilize…
Student Teaching - Elementary Education
Course Degree Type
Graduate
Course Delivery Type
Online
Student Teaching is the final capstone field experience allowing the student to practice the application of theoretical knowledge as well as demonstrating mastery in planning, instruction for diverse…
Women's Topics in Wilderness Leadership
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
In this course students will explore what it means to express and boldly embody the feminine within the context of wilderness expeditions. Drawing inspiration from womxn?s writing and expression as…
Writing the Wild: A Creative Writing Workshop
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
Online
What do writing and wildness have in common What can the natural world teach us about accessing our most wild selves so we can create energized, potent, and engaging stories In this creative writing…
The Art of Social Practice: Changing the World
3 Credits
This course examines the ways in which social practice has evolved from 1960 to the present. Students study the artists and movements that have utilized social practice to evolve the political…
Special Topic in ES: Design Thinking - Visualizing & Building Change
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
quote from Milton Glaser, a famous designer, suggests that design "moves things from an existing condition to a preferred one." By using design as a problem-solving tool, we can create a preferred…
Student Teaching - Special Education
Course Degree Type
Graduate
Course Delivery Type
Online
The student teaching/practicum course is the final capstone field experience allowing the student to practice the application of theoretical knowledge as well as demonstrating mastery in planning,…
Leading Inclusively I: Theories for leading in Adventure Education
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
This leadership theory course is intended to cultivate more effective outdoor instructors through culturally responsive pedagogy. Taken in conjunction with Practices for Leading Inclusively in…
Adventure Education I: Expeditionary & Technical Skills
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
This course will introduce students to fundamental expedition skills and models through presentations, discussions, and practice. Topics will include minimum impact camping techniques, map and…
Art & Healing
3 Credits
In this course students study performance as a competing practice in the traditional art market. Students take a close look at queer, trans, women, and artists of color who have used -and currently…
Special Topics in ES: Regenerative Design: Architecture, Permaculture and Resilience
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
This class will create an awareness of the importance of design in shaping both the natural and human environments. Every product we use, every space we inhabit, every city we live in has been…
Dissertation Proposal: Doctoral Research Design
Course Degree Type
Graduate
Course Delivery Type
Online
COURSE DESRIPTION: The "Dissertation Proposal: Doctoral Research Design" course is required for all PhD students, after their Qualifying Paper has been approved in the Academic Writing Seminar. This…
Top-Rope Climbing, Introduction to
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
This course offering is designed to introduce the basic elements of climbing in a condensed format within a supportive and inclusive environment. Students are introduced to the activity of rock…
Adventure Education II: Teaching Methods for Adventure Educators
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
Theoretical rationale for current practices will be examined through research, discussion, and student presentations in the backcountry. Topics will include lesson planning, ethically responsible…
Studio Practice I
3 Credits
Students work with distinguished faculty and artist mentors through a series of private studio visits and/ or practice-building experiences locally, where the student lives, or through travel to Los…
Environmental History & Philosophy
3 Credits
This course provides a systematic historical and philosophical
analysis of prevailing Western perspectives of the environment. Drawing on the work of
historians such as Max Oelschlaeger, Carolyn…
ST IN SBM: Sustainability Professions for the 21st century
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
Online
Sustainability Professions for the 21st century is a Survey Course intended to enable students in any degree program focused on sustainability issues to increase their awareness of career options and…
Rock Climbing, Intermediate
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
This course is designed to introduce students to high angle, traditionally protected multi-pitch rock climbing. It is a concentrated course designed to equip aspiring lead climbers with the necessary…
Teaching & Learning in Adventure Education
Course Degree Type
Undergraduate
Course Delivery Type
On-Campus
What does it mean to be a highly effective educator This course introduces students to the intentional application of a variety of effective teaching practices applicable to a wide range of…
Studion Practice: II
3 Credits
Students work with distinguished faculty and artist mentors through a series of private studio visits and/ or practice-building experiences locally, where the student lives, or through travel to Los…
Land Use Planning and Policy
3 Credits
This course explores the institutional frameworks and interaction of different modes of energy, infrastructure, and transportation in a carbon-constrained world. Beginning with an examination of past…
Financial Decision Making in the Triple Bottom Line Organization
3 Credits
This course examines the principles of finance and financial techniques for effective management decision-making in the sustainable business, nonprofit, or other organization. While the course focus…