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Environmental Social Science (Human Dimensions)

Course site for EVPP 336 at George Mason University (Spring 2023).

About

This is a undergraduate-level course on human-environment interactions with a focus on environmental governance and policy-making. In this course, we will look at how humans shape and are in turn shaped by the environment. In approaching this topic, we will emphasize taking a systems approach to understanding human-environment interactions as complex socioecological systems. The course is organized around hands-on learning, with considerable time and effort put toward individual and team-based production of policy and community engagement projects.

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Basics

Meeting Times: Mon & Wed, 1:30-2:45pm

Meeting Locations: Planetary Hall 126

Office Hours:

  • TC: David King 3036, Tue 10:30am-12:00pm; and by appointment
  • MC: Online by appointment

Instructors:

Ted Hsuan Yun Chen he/him

George Mason University

tchen28@gmu.edu

Meaghan Caruso she/her

George Mason University

mcaruso4@gmu.edu