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Environmental Law (ENVS 379), Joseph Sax, Spring 1983

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 1
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1983

Environmental Law (ENVS 379), Joseph Sax, Spring 1983

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 2
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1983

Environmental Law (ENVS 379), Joseph Sax, Spring 1983

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 3
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1983

Environmental Law (ENVS 379), Joseph Sax, Spring 1983

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 4
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1983

Environmental Law (ENVS 379), Joseph Sax, Spring 1983

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 5
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1983

Environmental Politics (ENVS 223), Samuel P. Hays, Spring 1981-1982

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 6
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1981-1982

Environmental Politics (ENVS 223), Samuel P. Hays, Spring 1981-1982

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 7
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1981-1982

Perspectives on the Environment: Public Policy and Future Generations (ENVS 302), Brian Barry, Spring 1981

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 8
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1981

Perspectives on the Environment: Public Policy and Future Generations (ENVS 302), Brian Barry, Spring 1981

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 9
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1981

The Politics of Scarcity (ENVS 303), John Rodman, Spring 1984

 File — Box: 19
Identifier: Folder 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: The Environmental Studies curriculum grew out of the academic interests held by particular faculty members. The files found here reflect how faculty incorporated environmental concerns and issues into their courses, as well as developing new courses that specifically related to the environment. Without a permanent tenure-track faculty teaching position in the field of Environmental Studies, ESPC had to develop other paths to enhance the curriculum and promote community awareness. This...
Dates: Spring 1984