Environmental Studies Program
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Environmental Studies is a field that crosses the boundaries of traditional disciplines, challenging faculty and students to look at the relationship between humans and their environment from a variety of perspectives. The Environmental Studies Program at the University of Oregon draws upon the strengths of our campus community and our connections to the greater geographic area of the Pacific Northwest. Our students have the opportunity to integrate coursework in the sciences, social sciences, and humanities, as well as the professional programs of management, public policy, design, and law.
The program offers undergraduate and graduate training leading to a B.A./B.S. in Environmental Studies or Environmental Science; an M.A./M.S. in Environmental Studies; or a Ph.D. in Environmental Science, Studies, and Policy (ESSP).
For more information on the program, visit the web site.
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(The Wildlife Society, Oregon Chapter, 2011-02-10)Does Benton County's recently approved Habitat Conservation Plan address concern that species-based land-use regulation (whether prohibitions or mitigation requirements) might be counterproductive to the survival of ...
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(University of Oregon, 2009)Contents: Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Educational Reforms that Foster Ecological Intelligence -- Chapter 3. Educating Students About the Political Economy of the Cultural Commons and the Nature of Sustainable ...
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(2008)Table of Contents: Introduction Chapter 1 Conceptual Steps to Ecologically Sustainable Educational Reforms Chapter 2 E. O. Wilsonâ s Drift into Scientism: The Challenge Facing Science Educators Chapter 3 The Environmental ...
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(2008)The focus in the following chapters is on the different ways that language, which is now represented in most classrooms from the early grades through graduate school as a conduit in a sender/receiver process of communication, ...
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Leadership Program, 2007)
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Leadership Program, 2006)According to archeological evidence, the Kalapuya, the Willamette valley's first inhabitants, came to the area at least 10,000 years ago. (Mackey, 2004) However, according to Carol Logan, a Kalapuya with ancestral roots ...
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Leadership Program, 2006)A brief history about alterations, flooding, and Fred's experiences in the flood of 1964 on the Willamette River.
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Leadership Program, 2006)
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Leadership Program, 2005-07-22)
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(Ecojustice Press, 2006)Abstract The primary focus of this book is on the need to integrate environmental education into a more general curriculum that engages students in terms of their daily experiences in their community’s cultural and ...
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(Ecojustice Press, 2006)Abstract What is Unique About the Themes Addressed in the Book: The initial question that prompted the writing of this book was: What is there about an American university education that enables so many graduates to ...
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Studies Program, 2006-06)
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Leadership Program, 2006)Human Connection Runs Deep... Who were the very first residents of the Willamette Valley? How did they view the river? The history and connection of the Kalapuya is found deep within the layers of the valley.
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Leadership Program, 2006)This is Nena Lovinger's story about the building of the Valley River Center.
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Leadership Program, 2006)This is the story of one musician's connection to the Willamette River.
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(University of Oregon, Environmental Leadership Program, 2006)The land along the Willamette River has undergone many drastic changes over the past 200 years, a silent witness to environmental, social and cultural decisions being made on top. The soil holds buried stories, some deep ...