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Environmental Studies Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog. |
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• ENVS 419 - Applications in GIS
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• ENVS 420 - GIS III: Analysis and Modeling
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• ENVS 421 - GIS IV: Geospatial Data Creation and Management
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• ENVS 422 - Advanced Spatial Analysis
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• ENVS 423 - GIS Processing and Analysis
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• ENVS 426 - Water Resources
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• ENVS 427 - Soil Landscapes
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• ENVS 428 - Biogeography
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• ENVS 429 - Pyrogeography
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• ENVS 430 - Borderlands: Resource Management
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• ENVS 431 - Pacific Rim: Environment, Economy and Sustainability
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• ENVS 437 - Faculty-Led Study Abroad
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• ENVS 441 - Society, Space, and Natural Resources
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• ENVS 442 - Regional Environmental and Economic Resource Modeling
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• ENVS 444 - Geography, Colonialism, and the Pacific Northwest
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• ENVS 449 - Northwest Energy Systems Transitions
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• ENVS 450 - Science in the Policy Process
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• ENVS 451 - Public Land Conflict & Collaboration
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• ENVS 453 - Climate Politics and Governance
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• ENVS 456 - Governing Innovation, Technology, and the Future
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• ENVS 458 - Environmental Politics
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• ENVS 459 - Advanced Energy Policy
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• ENVS 465 - Disaster Risk Reduction
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• ENVS 466 - Greening Business Applications
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• ENVS 467 - Power, Privilege, and the Environment
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• ENVS 476 - Justice and Community Resilience Planning Studio
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• ENVS 483 - Environmental Interpretation
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• ENVS 484 - The Literature of Nature and Place
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• ENVS 485 - Natural History Education for Eco-Social Justice
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• ENVS 486 - Field Methods in Education for Eco-Social Justice
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• ENVS 487 - Conservation Psychology
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• ENVS 488 - Outdoor Education
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• ENVS 489 - Leadership for a Sustainable Future
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• ENVS 491 - Environmental Communication
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• ENVS 492 - Curriculum for Environment and Sustainability
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• ENVS 493 - Environmental Impact Assessment
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• ENVS 495 - Teaching Practicum
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• ENVS 496 - Environmental Stewardship
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• ENVS 498A - Senior Thesis
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• ENVS 498B - Internship
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• ENVS 498C - Senior Project
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• ENVS 498D - International Study
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• ENVS 499A - College of the Environment Speaker Series
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• ENVS 499B - Spring Block Planning Seminar
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• ENVS 499C - Natural Resource Co-Management and Indigenous Allyship
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• ENVS 499D - Seminar: Readings in Environmental Justice
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• ENVS 499O - Professional Geographer Seminar
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• ENVS 499Q - Topics in Geographic Information Science Seminar
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• ENVS 499U - L.E.A.D. Seminar
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• ENVS 499Y - Seminar
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• ENVS 499Z - Seminar
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• ENVS 500 - Directed Independent Study
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• ENVS 501 - Research and Projects in Environmental Studies
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• ENVS 502 - Environmental Research and Projects Frameworks
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• ENVS 503 - Communicating Research Results
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• ENVS 504 - Introduction to Research Methods in Environmental Studies
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• ENVS 510 - Professional Development for Graduate Teaching Assistants
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• ENVS 517 - GIS I: Introduction to Geographic Information Science
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• ENVS 518 - GIS II: Cartography and Geovisualization
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• ENVS 520 - GIS III: Analysis and Modeling
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• ENVS 521 - GIS IV: Geospatial Data Creation and Management
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• ENVS 522 - Advanced Spatial Analysis
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• ENVS 526 - Understanding Soil Data
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• ENVS 528 - Advanced Topics in Biogeography
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• ENVS 529 - Pyrogeography
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• ENVS 530 - Borderlands: Resource Management
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• ENVS 531 - Pacific Rim: Environment, Economy, and Sustainability
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• ENVS 545 - American Environmental History
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• ENVS 546 - World Environmental History
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• ENVS 550 - Science in the Policy Process
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• ENVS 551 - Public Land Conflict and Collaboration
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• ENVS 558 - Environmental Politics
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• ENVS 565 - Disaster Risk Reduction
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• ENVS 567 - Power, Privilege, and the Environment
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• ENVS 580 - Place-based Learning in the North Cascades
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• ENVS 581 - Practicum in Teaching Natural and Cultural History
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• ENVS 582 - Curriculum in Environmental Education
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• ENVS 583 - Natural History and Science of the North Cascades
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• ENVS 584 - Leadership and Nonprofit Administration
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• ENVS 585 - Environmental Education Foundations
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• ENVS 587 - Conservation Psychology
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• ENVS 588 - Assessment, Evaluation and Research in Environment Education
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• ENVS 589 - Professional Writing and Presentation
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• ENVS 590 - Graduate Colloquium
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• ENVS 593 - Environmental Impact Assessment Practicum
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• ENVS 595 - Teaching Practicum
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• ENVS 598 - Research Project
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• ENVS 599 - Graduate Environmental Studies Seminar
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• ENVS 599D - Seminar: Readings in Environmental Justice
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• ENVS 690 - Thesis
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• ENVS 691 - Field Project
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• ENVS 699 - Continuous Enrollment
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Ethnic Studies Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.
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• ETHN 201 - Introduction to Ethnic Studies
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• ETHN 202 - Introduction to Native American and Indigenous Studies
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• ETHN 203 - Introduction to Latinx Studies
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• ETHN 204 - Introduction to African American Studies
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• ETHN 205 - Introduction to Asian American Studies
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• ETHN 252 - Introduction to Arab American Studies
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• ETHN 301 - Ethnic Studies Theory
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• ETHN 302 - Ethnic Studies Research Methods
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