Santa Clara University
ER-7: Sustainability-Related Courses

ANTH 3 Intro Social & Cultural Anth ANTH 88 Women, Gender & Sex. Middle Ea ANTH 90 CrosCult Women, Gender & Sex ANTH 100 Special Topics ANTH 110 Anthropological Theory ANTH 133 Human Nutrition & Culture ANTH 134 Health, Disease & Culture ANTH 151 Law and Society ANTH 185 Peoples of Latin America ANTH 188 People Culture Change Mid East BIOL 5 Endangered Ecosystems L&L BIOL 6 The Oceans L&L BIOL 22 Intro to Evolution & Ecology BIOL 23 Investigation:Evolu & Ecol L&L BIOL 123 Nutrition BIOL 134 California Plant Diversity L&L BIOL 136 Arctic Biology BIOL 156 General Ecology L&L BIOL 164 Behavioral Ecology CENG 20 Geology L&L CENG 121 Geotechnical Engineering CENG 128 Engineering Economics CENG 138 Geotechnical Engineer Design CENG 140 Water Resources Engineering CHEM 1 Chemistry & the Environment CHEM 5 Chem: An Experimental Science CLAS 11A Cultures and Ideas I COMM 12 Technology and Communication COMM 197 Sr. Thesis Seminar COMM 106A Gender, Health, and Sexuality COMM 121A Minorities and the Media COMM 164A Race, Gender and Public Health COMM 170A Comm Law/Responsibility DANC 146 Advanced Modern Dance I ECON 1 Principles of Microeconomics ECON 2 Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 3 Internat Econ,Develop & Growth ECON 115 Aggregate Economic Theory ECON 120 Economics of the Public Sector ECON 134 African Economic Development ECON 135 Gender Issues in Dev World ECON 160 Econ of Pov & Inequal ECON 170 Math Econ & Optim ECON 173 Econometrics ECON 190 Economics Seminar ECON 701 Africa's Economic Decline ECON 857 Macroeconomics EDUC 470 Adv. Practice of Environ. Educ ELEN 280 Intro Altern Energy Sys ELEN 281 Power Systems ELEN 284 Des & Fabrication of PV Cells ENGL 2 Composition & Rhetoric II ENGL 126 Creative Wrtg & Social Justice ENGL 172 Advanced Poetry Writing ENGL 179 Practical Business Rhetoric ENGL 185 Grants, Proposals, and Reports ENGL 1A Critical Thinking & Writing I ENGL 1H Critical Think & Write I:Hnrs ENGL 2A Critical Thinking & Writing II ENGL 2H Critical Think & Write II:Hnrs ENGL 11A Cultures and Ideas I ENGL 12A Cultures and Ideas II ENGL 35G African American Women Writers ENGL 132G Studies in 19th-Cent Amer Lit ENGR 1 Intro to Engineering ENGR 90 Solar Decathlon Workshop ENVS 11 Intro to Environmental Science ENVS 12 Intro to Environmental Studies ENVS 39 Drawing From Nature ENVS 98 Outdoor Leadership Expedition ENVS 120 Intro to Envt'l Law & Reg ENVS 122 US Environmental Policy ENVS 134 Plant Ecology in the Tropics ENVS 135 Biofuels: Sustainable Energy ENVS 146 Agri, Env & Dev: Latin America HIST 11A Cultures and Ideas I HIST 12A Cultures and Ideas II HIST 84 Women in American Society HIST 91 Africa in World History HIST 141 Independent Africa HIST 177 Gay/Lesbians in U.S. History HIST 180 Native Americans of US HIST 184 American Historical Geography HIST 188 Seminar: US Progressive Era IDIS 861 Corp Social Responsibilty & PR LAW 317 Race and the Law LAW 444 Energy Resources Law LAW 505A No California Innocence Proj A LAW 505B No California Innocence Proj B MECH 195 Advanced Design II:Implementat MECH 196 Advanced Design III: Comp/Ev MECH 287 Intro Altern Energy Sys MGMT 6 Business Ethics MGMT 80 Global & Cultur Environ of Bus MGMT 505 Corp Social Responsibility &PP MGMT 80L Global Business OMIS 108 Operations Management PHIL 2 Introduction to Ethics PHIL 5 Ethical Issues in Society PHIL 6 Ethical Issues in Business PHIL 80 Science, Technology, & Society PHIL 11A Cultures and Ideas I PHIL 12A Cultures and Ideas II POLI 25 Intro to Intl Relations POLI 119 European Union POLI 121 Intl Political Economy POLI 125 International Law PSYC 2 General Psychology II SOCI 1 Principles of Sociology SOCI 30 Self, Community, and Society TESP 4 The Christian Tradition TESP 43 Catholic Social Thought TESP 46 Faith, Justice & Poverty TESP 118 Clare Assisi & Ignatius Loyola TESP 143 Theo& Ethics of Thomas Aquinas TESP 176 Finding Your Own Spirituality THTR 151 Fashion,Poli & Issue of Gender WGST 50 Intro:Women's & Gender Studies WGST 76 Violence Against Women

Includes only courses offered in Academic Year 2009-10. We counted each time a course section was offered. For example, a course that is held twice (or if there are two sections) in the fall term and once in the spring term was counted as 3 courses. We were consistent with this course-counting methodology for the total number of courses offered.