Environmental Studies Program
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Environmental Studies Program
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This collection contains articles and documents relating the the Environmental Studies program at Middlebury. In it are correspondences between professors, course catalogs, and syllabi. Beyond that, the collection also has writings by faculty, and student newspaper articles of classes and programs run by Environmental Studies at Middlebury.
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Environmental Studies comes to a halt
A March 1982 Middlebury Campus article about curricular changes in Geography and Environmental Studies
Author Relates Faith to the Environment
Bill McKibben gave a talk at the Middlebury Congregational Church comparing current environmental events to Biblical occurrences, arguing that humans have caused a "decreation" of God's work. He explained some of the science of environmental crisis…
Environmental Conference Focuses on Conservation Issues
Article about the Environmental Conference and issues covered
Environmental Consequences of Boom and Bust
Professor Bob Churchill gives a talk entitled "Some Environmental Consequences of Boom and Bust: the Case of Kennecott". Kennecott is a little town that became a ghost town when the mines shut down.
Environmental Studies suffering
Students weigh in on the growing size and overcrowding of the environmental studies class
EL/AL 113 Visions of Nature Syllabus
Syllabus for Middlebury course Visions of Nature taught in Fall of 1994 by Prof. Alison Byerly
How do hares and newts spend thier winter term?
An article including reflections by a student and a professor on a 1974 Winter Term course conducted at High Pond.
The Labratory Called High Pond
A 1981 Middlebury College Magazine article about student research at High Pond Nature Reserve and Field Station near Rutland, VT
Food Justice Course Winter 2010
A description of a winter term course in Winter 2010, on the subject of Food Justice, taught by students and advised by Prof. John Elder in Winter 2010.
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