Environmental Analysis Courses

Courses

 Environmental analysis (EA) courses satisfy Area 2 of the Breadth of Study Requirements

• EA010 PO - Intro to Environmental Analysis
• EA020 PO - Nature, Culture and Society
• EA030 PO - Environmental Science
• EA085 PO - Food, Land and the Environment
• EA086 PZ - Environmental Justice
• EA095 PZ - U.S. Environmental Policy
• EA098 PZ - Urban Ecology
• EA099 PO - Introduction to Urban Health Equity: Uncovering Local and Global Disparities
• EA100L KS - Global Climate Change
• EA101 PO - Just ! GIS: Introduction to an Ecological and Social Oriented Geographic Information Systems
• EA132 PZ - Practicum in Exhibiting Nature: The Pitzer Outback
• EA140 PZ - The Desert as a Place
• EA141 PZ - Progress and Oppression: Ecology, Human Rights, and Development
• EA150 PZ - Critical Environmental News
• EA152 PZ - Nature Through Film
• EA162 PZ - Gender, Environment and Development
• EA170 PO - U.S. Environmental History
• EA171 PO - Water in the West
• EA172 PO - Crisis Management
• EA173 PO - Ecology of Streams, Lakes and Wetlands with Lab
• EA180 PO - Green Urbanism
• EA185 PO - Design for Environmental Behavior Change
• EA189F PO - California Beaches
• EA189G PO - Energy History and Energy Justice
• EA189M PO - Desert Conservation Field Seminar
• EA190 PO - Environmental Senior Seminar (CP)
• EA191 PO - Thesis in Environmental Analysis
• EA191H PO - Thesis in Environmental Analysis
• EA199DRPO - Environmental Analysis: Directed Readings
• EA199IRPO - Environmental Analysis: Independent Research

Anthropology

• ANTH012 PZ - Native Americans and Their Environments
• ANTH110 PZ - Nature and Society in Amazonia
• ANTH144 PO - Anthropology of Environmental Justice

Art

• ART037 PZ - Environments and Art
• ART103 PZ - Environments Workshop
• ART130 PZ - Design/Build Studio

Art History

• ARHI155 SC - History of Gardens, East and West
• ARHI179 PO - Modern Architecture, City, Landscape and Sustainability
• ARHI188 SC - Representing the Metropolis

Biology

• BIOL041E PO - Intro Ecological and Evolutionary Biology with Laboratory
• BIOL104 PO - Conservation Biology with Laboratory
• BIOL112 PO - Advanced Animal Ecology with Laboratory
• BIOL121 PO - Insect Ecology and Behavior with Laboratory
• BIOL132 PO - Vertebrate Biology with Laboratory
• BIOL146L KS - Ecology
• BIOL165 KS - Advanced Topics in Environmental Biology
• BIOL166 KS - Animal Physiological Ecology
• BIOL169L KS - Marine Ecology
• BIOL175 KS - Applied Biostatistics
• BIOL176 KS - Tropical Ecology
• BIOL187P KS - Special Topics in Biology: Herpetology

Chemistry

• CHEM106 PO - Environmental Chemistry
• CHEM139 KS - Environmental Chemistry

Classics

• CLAS175 PZ - International Cultural Heritage

Economics

• ECON118 CM - The Process of Environmental Policymaking
• ECON125 PO - Natural Resource Economics and Policy
• ECON127 PO - Environmental Economics
• ECON128 PO - Energy Economics and Policy
• ECON171 CM - Environmental Economics
• ECON172 PZ - Environmental Economics

Engineering

• ENGR013 HM - Intro to Energy Systems Engineering

Gender & Women’s Studies

• GWS172 PO - Race, Gender, & The Environment

Geology

• GEOL020A PO - Intro to Geology: Geohazards
• GEOL020E PO - Oceanography
• GEOL120 PO - Introduction to Geochemistry

Government

• GOVT118 CM - The Process of Environmental Policymaking
• GOVT120 CM - Environmental Law

German

• GRMT170 PO - Culture of Nature: Green Movements

History

• HIST016 PZ - Environmental History
• HIST184 PO - Global Environmental Histories
• HIST101ACPO - Dark Ecologies

Philosophy

• PHIL032 PO - Ethical Theory: Contemporary
• PHIL033 PO - Political Philosophy
• PHIL035 PO - Well-being and Autonomy
• PHIL037 PO - Values and the Environment
• PHIL038 PO - Medical Ethics
• PHIL103 PO - Philosophy of Science: Historical Survey
• PHIL106 PO - Philosophy of Biology
• PHIL185P PO - Topics in Value Theory

Physics

• PHYS017 PO - Physics in Society: A Critical Analysis of Energy Policies

Politics

• POLI060 PO - The Global Politics of Food and Agriculture
• POLI061 PO - The Global Politics of Water

Psychology

• PSYC180C JT - Climate of Change: Climate Science, Psychology, and Human Behavior

Religious Studies

• RLST040 PO - Religious Ethics

Russian Literature and Translation

Sociology

Science, Technology & Society

Note

EA Course Options: all electives are listed on the program website. Students must select any elective classes in consultation with their major advisor.