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Environmental Literacy and Academics
Where are we now?
- Popular ENST programs
- 8 sections of ENST 100 filled
- Limited to 30 graduating students per year
- Facilities upgrade almost complete
- shared professors from other disciplines
- Campus Ecology
- Council for a Sustainable Future
Where do we want to be?
- Additional courses
- Intermediate environmental studies and junior seminar
- Additional staff
- Current ENST staff teaching 8 sections per year
- Current need is for 12-13 with expanded need for 16-17
- Partnerships with Antioch, local high schools and other off-campus resources
- Increased student involvement
- Environmental House
- General Education based in Sustainable principles
How do we get there?
- Faculty hires with strong Environmental Studies background
- New/additional arrangements in staffing
- New Science Center facilities complete Fall 2004
- Programming
- Additional cross disciplinary involvement
- Additional coursework
- Use of electronic information and communication systems
- Increased ENST engagement with Environmental House and Campus Ecology
- General Education proposal submitted
Resources
- NHCUC
- SUSTAINABILITY IN THE WORLD AROUND US
- NJHEPS - New Jersey Higher Education Partnership for Sustainability
- Second Nature
- EPA initiatives
- Environmental Management Systems
- UNH Office of Sustainability
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The Green Guide