Southern Oregon University
ER-7: Sustainability-Related Courses

ANTH 213 – Cultural Anthropology: Perspectives on Humanity ANTH 450 – Culture Change ARTH 345 – Activist Artists and Works in Their Community BA 208 – Hospitality & Tourism Essential Skills BA 310 – Lodging & Tourism Operations BA 311 – Food & Beverage Management BA 312 – Hospitality/Tourism Marketing BA 374 – Principles of Management BA 489 – Organizational Leadership BI 103 – General Biology : Populations BI 340/ES 340 – Introductory Ecology BI 382 – Biology and Society BI 386 – Forest Ecology and Management BI 454/554 – Plant Ecology BI 523 – Natural History of the Pacific Northwest CH 101 – Environmental Chemistry CH 330 – Metals and Civilization EC 315 – Environmental Economics EC 351 – Oregon’s Future ED 452 – Outdoor Education Experiences EE 527 – Place-Based Curriculum Development ES 101 – Intro to Environmental Studies: Earth Science ES 111/GEOG 111 – Physical Environment I ES 111H – Honors Physical Environment I ES 112/GEOG 112 – Physical Environments II ES 112H – Honors Physical Environment I ES 309/GEOG 309 – Principles of Meteorology ES 327 – Energy and Climate Change ES 351 – Environmental Policy and Impact Analysis ES 431 – Urban Watersheds ES/GEOG 433/533 – Soil Science ES 435 – Water Resources ES 442 – Valuation of Ecosystem Goods and Services ES 475 – Environmental Modeling ES 480 – Fire Ecology G 314 – Hydrology G 353 – Oceanography GEOG 108 – Global Lands and Livelihoods GEOG 350 – Urban Environments HE 275 – Health & Society II HE 362 – Community Health HST 421/521 – Environmental History IS 250 – The International Scene IS 375 – Human Rights in Global Age OAL 170 – Bike Maintenance OAL 174 – Hiking OAL 250 – Foundations in Outdoor Adventure Leadership OAL 362 – Outdoor Recreation Programming and the Environment OAL 444 – History of the Pacific Northwest Wilderness PH 309 – Energy Alternatives PHL 205 – Ethics: Moral Issues PHL 205H – Honors Ethics: Moral Issues PHL 426/526 – Women and Ethics PS 110 – Globalization PS 328 – Public Policy and the Environment PS 340 – Law, Science, and the Environment PSY 435/535 – Environmental Psychology SOC 204 – The Sociological Imagination SOC 310 – Community Studies SOC 345 – Sociology of Globalization SOC 425 – Food, Power, & Agriculture SOC 461 – Creating and Negating God SSPC 199 – The BP Oil Spill SSPC 440 – Social Activism: History, Method, Practice USEM 101 – University Seminar USEM 102 – University Seminar USEM 103 – University Seminar

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: BI 340/ES 340 – Introductory Ecology is counted as 2 courses).