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Environmental Analysis


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Associate Professor Marc Los Huertos, program coordinator

Steering Committee: Chang, Cutter, Douglass-Jaimes3, Kassam, Miller, Nucho, Perini, Williams

Professor Miller
Associate Professors Cutter, Los Huertos
Assistant Professors Chang, Douglass-Jaimes3
Lecturers
Cáceres, Dyl, Wells
Lori Keala, academic coordinator

 

One of the greatest challenges currently facing humankind is the need to develop a sustainable and just society in a world with natural systems and limits under increasing strain from economic expansion and population growth. The Environmental Analysis (EA) Program is designed to prepare students for careers in environmental problem-solving fields, including urban planning; environmental sciences such as conservation science, global climate change science and policy, and resource management; environmental economics and policy; and health equity. It also provides a strong interdisciplinary background for those who seek careers in environmental education and community environmental action.

The EA Program is a five-college major, which combines the strengths of each of the Claremont Colleges to provide robust training for students addressing environmental issues. The program encourages students to study abroad as a vital (though not required) part of the major experience, to enable students to achieve a deeper appreciation of the global dimensions of the planet’s environmental issues. Specially focused environmental study abroad programs include locations in South Africa, New Zealand, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Botswana, and Australia.

 

1On leave fall 2020 2On leave spring 2021 3On leave 2020-21
     

 

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