The following courses offered during the 2016-2017 academic year all examine climate change in one way or another. For some, it is the central theme of the course, for others an investigation of climate change is woven in. Click on the course titles to learn more about each course.
Courses Offered in the Fall
ARTH 420/ENVI 420/GBST 420/EXPR 420: Architecture and Sustainability in a Global World
BIOL 225/ ENVI 225: Natural History of the Berkshires
ECON 204/ENVI 234: Economics of Developing Countries
ENVI 244/PHIL 244 Environmental Ethics
ENVI 260 / ANTH 260: The Whale
ENVI 302/ AM 302/ ENVI 411: Practicum: Environmental Planning Workshop
ENVI 303: Cultures of Climate Change
ENVI 351/ MAST 351/ PSCI 319: Marine Policy (also offered in Spring)
ENVI 422/ BIOL 422: Ecology of Sustainable Agriculture
GEOS 103/ENVI 103: Global Warming and Natural Disasters
GEOS 206/ ENVI 206: Renewable Energy and the Sustainable Campus
LATS 220/AMST/ENVI 221: Introduction to Urban Studies
REL 318 California: Myths, Peoples, Places
PHYS 108 / ENVI 108: Energy, Science, and Technology
PSCI 135/ENVI 235: Politics After the Apocalypse
PSYC 346 / ENVI 346: Environmental Psychology
Course Offered During Winter Study
ENVI 16: Confronting Climate Change: Reducing Emissions at Williams
ENVI 25: The Front Lines of Climate Change: Planning for Climate Change on Eleuthera
ENVI 26/ SPEC 26: Climate Policy in the New Presidency
Courses Offered in the Spring
AFR 211/ ENVI 211/ SOC 211/ AMST 211: Race and the Environment
AMST 352: Grassroots Organizing and Civil Resistance
ECON 213: Introduction to Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
ECON 387/ ENVI 387/ ECON 387 Economics of Climate Change
ECON 477/ENVI 376 Economics of Environmental Behavior
ENG 445 World’s End: Literary Ecologies of the Limit
ENVI 102: Introduction to Environmental Science
ENVI 110: The Anthropocene: Nature and Culture in the Human Age
ENVI 217/ AMST 216: Environmental Humanities: Theory and Practice
ENVI 248: “Our Policy Will Define Our Future”: Climate Change Policy Analysis
ENVI 340/PSCI 343: Climate Change Law
ENVI 351/ MAST 351/ PSCI 319: Marine Policy (also offered in Fall)
GEOS 215/ENVI 215: Climate Changes
GEOS 258/ENVI 258/MAST 258: Coastal Processes and Geomorphology
PSCI 120/ LEAD 120/ GBST 101: America and the World
PSCI 235/ENVI 235: Survival and Resistance: Environmental Political Theory
Megamenu Social