Southern Oregon University
ER-6: Sustainability-Focused Courses

ANTH 336 – Topics in Global/Local Interconnections ANTH 451 – Cultural Ecology ANTH 452/552 – Global Environmental Movements BA 476 – Business Ethics BA 483/MM 583 – Sustainability Leadership BA 490/590 & MM 590 – Case Studies in Corporate Sustainability BI 388 – Conservation of Natural Resources BI 438/538 – Conservation Biology EC 310 – The Environment and the Local Economy EE 528 – Environmental Issues ENGR 306/PH 306 – Sustainability: Materials Technology and Design ES 102 – Intro to Environmental Studies: Biological Science ES 103 – Intro to Environmental Studies: Social Science Perspectives ES 200 – Intro to Environmental Science ES 210 – Environmental Studies I ES 310 – Environmental Applications ES 310H – Honors Environmental Applications ES 379 – Biodiversity ES 383 – Science and Advocacy in Environmental Policy Debates ES/SOC 420/520 – Environmental Sociology ES 421/521 – Ecological Economics and Sustainable Development ES 423 – Sustainability and Natural Resources ES/GEOG/SSPC 437/537 – Conservation in the United States ES/GEOG/SSPC 439/539 – Land Use Planning ES/GEOG 440 – Planning Issues ES 445 – Ecosystem Management and Conservation ES 479 – Biosphere, Ecology, and Global Environmental Change ES 479H – Honors Biosphere, Ecology, and Global Environmental Change ES 482/582, GEOG 482/582 – Climatology G 360 – Environmental Geology GEOG 360 – Global Issues in Population, Development, and the Environment HE 331 – Environmental Health MBA 509 – Ethics MM 513 – Strategic Management NAS 380 – Native American Ecological Practices PH 308 – Energy and the Environment PH 310 – Energy Policy PS 342 – Environmental Law SOC 205 – Social Problems and Policy SOC 350 – People and Forests

This inventory was compiled by building upon the previous inventory through surveying faculty teaching relevant courses using the qualitative snowball approach and reviewing course descriptions in the course catalog. In the overall course inventory and the sustainability course inventory, all courses are counted for each department they are offered in, meaning that cross-listed courses are counted for each department they are offered in (example: ENGR 306/PH 306 – Sustainability: Materials Technology and Design is counted as 2 courses).