New for
2003-2004!:
At least four new courses relating to Ecological
Entrepreneurship will be offered in the upcoming academic year. Tentative
titles and the terms in which they will be offered are:
Core (courses focusing on
general Ecological Entrepreneurship themes):
Green Organizations:
Businesses, Non-profits, and Community Sustainability (Taylor)
Introduction to
Non-profit Management (Day)
Development of Grant
Proposals (Day)
Understanding and
Managing Group Dynamics (Tai)
Presentation
Skills (Mancinelli)
Green Technology:
Assessment and Integration (Taylor)
Business as Unusual:
Understanding Socially Responsible Business
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Focused (more specific
skills ideal for individuals interested in sustainable businesses and
non-profits):
Watersheds
(Cline)
Graphic
Design for Activists (Barkey)
Page
Design and Publication (Barkey)
Advanced
Seminar in Public Policy and Organizational Planning (Cox)
Applied
Economic Analysis (Taylor)
Introduction
to the Legal Process (Cline)
Non-violent
Action and Peacemaking (Cox)
Patterns
of Community in United States History (Cox)
Practical
Ethics (Visvader)
Evaluating Human Service
Programs: Qualitative Methods (Tai)
Technical
Editing (Kozak)
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Related (courses whose
themes are less central, but still related to organizational management
issues):
Educational
Psychology (Hill)
Ways
of Knowing (Hill)
Democracy
(Cox)
Games
and the Social Construction of Reality (Cox)
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Thematic (courses that
cover topics on which a significant number of sustainable businesses and
non-profits focus):
Gardens
and Greenhouses (Morse)
Environmental
Chemistry: Water (Cass)
Physics
and Chemistry of Rivers (Cass)
Stream
Ecology (Hess)
Tropical
Marine Ecology (Hess/Petersen)
Topics in Sustainable
Agriculture: Weed Management (Morse)
Land
Use Planning (Mancinelli)
Economics
of Environmental and Social Issues (Taylor)
Environmental
Economics (Taylor)
Environmental
History (Little-Siebold)
Environmental
Issues in Developing Countries (Taylor)
Environmental
Journalism (Brechlin)
Environmental
Law and Policy (Cline)
History
of the American Conservation Movement (Cline)
Environmental
Psychology (Borden)
Political
Economy: Patterns Relating Nature, People, and Property (Cox)
River
Conservation and Recreation (Cline)
Rural
and Community Development (Taylor)
Use
and Abuse of Public Lands (Cline)
Wildlife
Law Seminar (Cline)
Advanced Land
Planning Seminar (Cline/Mancinelli)
Forest
Ecology, Silviculture, and Policy (Greene/Taylor)
Documentary
Video Studio (Andrews)
Intermediate Video
Studio (Andrews)
Marketing Artisanal
Foods (Beal)
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Proposed
-Corporations
(Cline/Taylor)
-Advocacy and Campaigns
(Cline)
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