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ENVR3150 Food Security and Sustainability Spring 2019Monday and Thursday11:45 - 1:25CRN 37617Discusses the science of sustainable agriculture and mariculture and examines the issues related to nutrition and hunger, food safety, and food...
Bolster your favorite zombie theory with HARD SCIENCE! Spring 2019 | MR 9:40 - 11:15 | CRN 37786 ENVR2900 Disease Ecology This course covers the fundamentals of disease ecology and evolution. Focuses on how disease can impact the physiology of...
Learn how networks are used to study brains, outbreaks, cities ...and so much more! Spring 2019 | M/W 2:50 - 4:30 | CRN 37785 ENVR2900 Networks and Biology From social networks and cities to ecosystems and evolution, methods from network...
Bad things are happening to the planet and it’s biosphere, and we are all complicit in the cause. So you better take this course! Spring 2019 | MWR1:35 - 2:40 | CRN 35052 EEMB3450 Physiological Adaptations to the Environment Focuses on the...
Spring Semester 2019, Lecture M, W, Th 10:30 - 11:35, Lab Wed 11:35 - 1:25 Ancient Marine Life ENVR 5242 (Lab ENVR 5243) Professor Richard H Bailey Ancient Marine Life considers the origin and evolution of the major invertebrate organisms that...
Nature...Theory...Prediction Ecological Dynamics EEMB 5130 (Spring 2019) A project-driven, undergraduate-friendly course designed to teach students with limited programming experience the quantitative techniques used to model ecological...
Spring 2019 | MW 2:50-4:30 | CRN 376168 ENVR/CHEM3410 Environmental Geochemistry You will combine knowledge from Chemistry, Biology, and Earth Science to develop a Geochemical understanding of the role natural and human processes play in shaping...
Interested in learning more about how ecosystems function, how humans impact them, and ways to restore degraded habitats? This class is for you! EEMB 4001 Landscape & Restoration Ecology WR 9:50 – 11:30 am CRN 37126 Come to learn about ecosystem...
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