Spring 2021 classes offered in Environmental Studies

Spring 2021 classes offered in Environmental Studies
schedarc2212ENST report generated: 21-OCT-21

Class
Sect
#
Units
Notes*
Fee
Dates
Days
Time
Room
Instructor
Cap
Enr
Sust*

ENST 120 Intro Seminar in Env. Studies 1 21996 1 IA

R 12:00-12:50 ONL Adams,DB 35 7 SR

ENST 123 Eco-Craft, Intro to Herbs 1 21997 1 below
02/08-04/23
- ONL Grafman,L 16 16 SF

ENST 123 Fndtns of Organic Gardening 2 21998 1 below
02/08-04/23
- ONL Grafman,L 16 16 SF

ENST 123 Sewing and Sustainability 3 23808 1 below
02/08-04/23
- ONL Grafman,L 16 17 SF

ENST 123 Food Preservation 4 24081 1 below
02/08-04/23
- ONL Grafman,L 16 16 SF

ENST 195 Emotions in the Anthropocene 1 22001 3 below

- ONL Johnson,L 30 21 SF

ENST 295 Power/Privilege & Environment 1 22002 4 IA

MW 11:00-12:50 ONL Chatti,D 35 27

ENST 480 Energy Justice 1 22003 4 below

TR 11:00-12:50 ONL Chatti,D 30 20

ENST 490 Env. St. Capstone Experience 10 23809 4 IA

TR 14:00-15:20 ONL Adams,DB 30 22 SF

Tutorial 11 23904
IA

- ONL Adams,DB 30 22 SF

ENST 499 ENST Directed Studies 1 24136 2 IA

- ONL Ray,SJ 5 1

* Notes: IA=Instructor approval required, DA=Department approval required
* Sust: classes designated as Sustainability Focused (SF) or Sustainability Related (SR)

Generally, students must register in one section from each component type shown for a particular class. For example, BIOL 104 has two lecture sections and several lab sections. Students who register for one of the lecture sections should also register for one of the labs associated with that lecture. Association numbers and section numbers are shown in parenthesis when multiple values exist.

Spring 2021 classes offered in Environmental Studies schedarc2212ENST report generated: 21-OCT-21
Class	Sect	#	Units	Notes*	Fee	Dates	Days	Time	Room	Instructor	Cap	Enr	Sust*
ENST 120 Intro Seminar in Env. Studies	1	21996	1	IA			R	12:00-12:50	ONL	Adams,DB	35	7	SR
ENST 123 Eco-Craft, Intro to Herbs	1	21997	1	below		02/08-04/23		-	ONL	Grafman,L	16	16	SF
ENST 123 Fndtns of Organic Gardening	2	21998	1	below		02/08-04/23		-	ONL	Grafman,L	16	16	SF
ENST 123 Sewing and Sustainability	3	23808	1	below		02/08-04/23		-	ONL	Grafman,L	16	17	SF
ENST 123 Food Preservation	4	24081	1	below		02/08-04/23		-	ONL	Grafman,L	16	16	SF
ENST 195 Emotions in the Anthropocene	1	22001	3	below				-	ONL	Johnson,L	30	21	SF
ENST 295 Power/Privilege & Environment	1	22002	4	IA			MW	11:00-12:50	ONL	Chatti,D	35	27
ENST 480 Energy Justice	1	22003	4	below			TR	11:00-12:50	ONL	Chatti,D	30	20
ENST 490 Env. St. Capstone Experience	10	23809	4	IA			TR	14:00-15:20	ONL	Adams,DB	30	22	SF
Tutorial	11	23904		IA				-	ONL	Adams,DB	30	22	SF
ENST 499 ENST Directed Studies	1	24136	2	IA				-	ONL	Ray,SJ	5	1

Class notes
schedarc2212ENST report generated: 21-OCT-21

Class
CN
Class Notes

ENST 123 Eco-Craft, Intro to Herbs 21997 IA,This is an asynchronous Class meets Feb. 8th - April 23, 2021 Student Facilitator: June White Email: jw28@humboldt.edu

ENST 123 Fndtns of Organic Gardening 21998 IA,This is an asynchronous Class meets Feb. 8th - April 23, 2021 Student Facilitator: Brittany Long Email: bl154@humboldt.edu

ENST 123 Sewing and Sustainability 23808 IA,This is an asynchronous Class meets Feb. 8th - April 23, 2021 Student Facilitator: Hailey Wohlwend Email: haw160@humboldt.edu

ENST 123 Food Preservation 24081 IA,This is an asynchronous Class meets Feb. 8th - April 23, 2021 Student Facilitator: Monique Enriquez Email:eme257@humboldt.edu

ENST 195 Emotions in the Anthropocene 22001 IA,Special Topic Description: In this course students will examine the role and presence of emotions in the Anthropocene, exploring topics ranging from emotional disconnection in modern culture to ecofeminism and care ethics to climate anxiety and ecological grief. Focusing on emotional resilience, we will incorporate a focus on self-care, with particular interest in its relationship to community- and world-care, and consider the role of emotions such as joy, wonder, and reverence in creating meaningful change.

ENST 480 Energy Justice 22003 IA,Special Topic Description: Energy Justice is an advanced seminar class which draws on the critical social sciences and humanities to understand how energy issues are central to understanding the environmental and social inequalities of our times.

Class notes schedarc2212ENST report generated: 21-OCT-21
Class	CN	Class Notes
ENST 123 Eco-Craft, Intro to Herbs	21997	IA,This is an asynchronous Class meets Feb. 8th - April 23, 2021 Student Facilitator: June White Email: jw28@humboldt.edu
ENST 123 Fndtns of Organic Gardening	21998	IA,This is an asynchronous Class meets Feb. 8th - April 23, 2021 Student Facilitator: Brittany Long Email: bl154@humboldt.edu
ENST 123 Sewing and Sustainability	23808	IA,This is an asynchronous Class meets Feb. 8th - April 23, 2021 Student Facilitator: Hailey Wohlwend Email: haw160@humboldt.edu
ENST 123 Food Preservation	24081	IA,This is an asynchronous Class meets Feb. 8th - April 23, 2021 Student Facilitator: Monique Enriquez Email:eme257@humboldt.edu
ENST 195 Emotions in the Anthropocene	22001	IA,Special Topic Description: In this course students will examine the role and presence of emotions in the Anthropocene, exploring topics ranging from emotional disconnection in modern culture to ecofeminism and care ethics to climate anxiety and ecological grief. Focusing on emotional resilience, we will incorporate a focus on self-care, with particular interest in its relationship to community- and world-care, and consider the role of emotions such as joy, wonder, and reverence in creating meaningful change.
ENST 480 Energy Justice	22003	IA,Special Topic Description: Energy Justice is an advanced seminar class which draws on the critical social sciences and humanities to understand how energy issues are central to understanding the environmental and social inequalities of our times.