Spring 2013 Course Listing

Registration has been postponed until November 26, 2012. Courses marked with an asterisk are open only to Environmental Studies majors during the first week of registration. Courses will open to all students at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, December 3, 2012. Please also note that classes still unassigned to rooms will not appear on Albert, so you should consult the undergraduate course descriptions on our website and not rely on Albert. If the class is on our website, we intend to run it and we hope the course will appear in Albert by the time registration begins.

Please check back periodically for changes, as this page will continue to be updated as new courses are scheduled in Albert. Syllabi available via links on this page are meant as samples and do not necessarily reflect the final syllabus for the course for this particular semester. Note: The meeting pattern has changed for ENVST-UA 101.002 -.004 and ENVST-UA 450 due to classroom availability. Updated times are reflected below.

Subject Area

 Course/Sec 

 Course Title

 Day/Time

 Instructor

 Core Courses
 ENVST-UA 101.001
 *Environment and Society
Students must also register for RCT SEC 002-005.

 TR
2:00-3:15PM
 Damon
       .002Environment and Society (Recitation)
 R
6:20-7:35PM
Feygina
       .003 Environment and Society (Recitation)
 F
11:00-12:15PM
Lee
       .004Environment and Society (Recitation)  F
3:30-4:45PM
 Lee
       .005Environment and Society (Recitation)
  R
12:30-1:45PM
 Feygina
 ENVST-UA 800.001
Internship in Environmental Studies
Meets three times: 1/31, 3/7 or 3/14, & 5/9 (final presentation) For ES majors only. NOTE: Must be taken during student's Junior year. This course cannot be taken Senior year. This is a prerequisite to the senior capstone seminar. Once junior ES majors register for the internship seminar, they will be contacted by the internship supervisor with guidance on how to find an internship and deadlines. They do not need to seek a site before this time.

 R
3:30-6:00PM
Schlottmann
 ENVST-UA 900.001
Environmental Studies Senior Capstone Seminar: Can Natural Defense be Used to Protect People Against Extreme Events?
Prerequisite: Open only to Senior ES majors who have completed ENVST-UA 0800 or Senior Gallatin-ES Partnership students with the permission of the Partnership adviser.
Final Presentations (for all sections): Monday, May 13, 2012 from 5:00-8:00pm

 M
5:00-7:30PM
Ingram
 ENVST-UA 900.002
Environmental Studies Senior Capstone Seminar: Greening NYCHA Public Housing in Bedford Stuyvesant
Prerequisite: Open only to Senior ES majors who have completed ENVST-UA 0800 or Senior Gallatin-ES Partnership students with the permission of the Partnership adviser.
Final Presentations (for all sections): Monday, May 13, 2012 from 5:00-8:00pm

 M
6:15-8:45PM
Lee
 ENVST-UA 900.003
Environmental Studies Senior Capstone Seminar: Building New Markets for Private Land Owners in New York
Prerequisite: Open only to Senior ES majors who have completed ENVST-UA 0800 or Senior Gallatin-ES Partnership students with the permission of the Partnership adviser.
Final Presentations (for all sections): Monday, May 13, 2012 from 5:00-8:00pm

 W
6:15-8:45PM
Tolisano
 ENVST-UA 950.001
 Environmental Studies Honors Seminar
Prerequisite:ENST Major, Senior standing, and a GPA of 3.65 in major and overall.

 T
2:00-4:30PM
Rademacher
 Environmental Science Electives
 Undergraduate Courses
 ENVST-UA 210.001
*Evolution of the Earth
Note: ES Majors may only count one 200-level course towards the science track.

TR
3:30-4:45PM
 Rampino
 ENVST-UA
 Crosslist
 AHSEM-UA
 254.001
 Crosslist
 154.001

*Metapatterns from Quarks to Cultures
Note: ES Majors may only count one 200-level course towards the science track.

MW
3:30-4:45PM
 Volk
 ENVST-UA
 Crosslist
 BIOL-UA
 275.001
 Crosslist
 140.001

Where the City Meets the Sea: Studies in Coastal Urban Environment
Note: ES Majors may only count one 200-level course towards the science track.

MW
8:00-10:45AM
 Killilea
 ENVST-UA 300.001
*Advanced Topics in Environmental Science: Underground NY
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100
Note: Students should keep their Fridays free as their will be a number of field trips planned, which will extend past the regular class time.

F
9:30-12:00pm
 Schneider
 ENVST-UA 300.002

*Advanced Topics in Environmental Science: Evidence-Based Conservation

Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100

 W
5:00-7:30PM
 Jacquet
 ENVST-UA
 Crosslist
 BIOL-UA
 332.001
 Crosslist
 332.001

Current Topics in Earth System Science: Mass Extinctions, Geologic Processes, and Evolution
Prerequisite: MAP-UA312, ENVST-UA210, ENVST-UA340 (previously 200), or permission of the
instructor.


TR
6:30-7:45PM
 Rampino
 ENVST-UA
 Crosslist
 MATH-UA
 360.001
 Crosslist
 228.001

Fundamental Dynamics Earth's Atmosphere and Climate
Student must also register for Lab Sec 002. Prerequisite: MATH-UA 121 or equivalent with a B-or higher. Recommended: V85.0011

MW
9:30-10:45AM
 Smith
 ENVST-UA
 Crosslist
 MATH-UA
 360.002
 Crosslist
 228.002
Fundamental Dynamics Earth's Atmosphere and Climate (Lab)
Student must also register for Lecture Sec 001.
F
9:30-10:45PM
 TBA
 ENVST-UA
 Crosslist
 BIOL-UA
 372.001
 Crosslist
   64.001

At the Bench: Ecological Analysis with Geographic Information Systems (Lab)
Students must register for Recitation (Sec 002). Prerequisites: ENVST-UA 100 Environmental Systems Science (or Biology I & II)

MW
12:30-1:45PM
 Killilea
 ENVST-UA
 Crosslist
 BIOL-UA
 372.002
 Crosslist
 64.002

At the Bench: Ecological Analysis with Geographic Information Systems (Recitation)
Students must register for Lab (Sec 001).

M
11:00-12:15PM
 Killilea
 MAP-UA  203.001
Natural Science I: Energy and the Environment (Lecture)
Students must also register for Lab section .002-.007.
Note: This course counts as a 200-level science elective. Students can take only one 200-level science elective towards their major/minor.

Jerschow
 MAP-UA  203.002-.007Natural Science I: Energy and the Environment (Lab)Varies
Varies
 MAP-UA  203.010Natural Science I: Energy and the Environment (Lecture)
Students must also register for Lab section .011-.016.
Note: This course counts as a 200-level science elective. Students can take only one 200-level science elective towards their major/minor.

Walters
 MAP-UA  203.011-.016Natural Science I: Energy and the Environment (Lab)Varies
Varies
 MAP-UA
 311.001
Lessons from the Biosphere (Lecture)
Note: This course counts as a 200-level science elective. Students can take only one 200-level science elective towards their major/minor.
MW
12:30-1:45PM
Volk
 MAP-UA
 311.002
Lessons from the Biosphere (Lab)W
5:00-6:40PM
Do
 MAP-UA
 311.003
Lessons from the Biosphere (Lab)R
9:00-10:40AM
Monaghan
 MAP-UA
 311.004
Lessons from the Biosphere (Lab)R
11:00-12:40PM
Monaghan
 MAP-UA 311.005Lessons from the Biosphere (Lab)R
1:00-2:40PM
Perkins-Jaugas
 MAP-UA 311.006Lessons from the Biosphere (Lab)R
3:00-4:40PM
Perkins-Jaugas
 MAP-UA 311.007Lessons from the Biosphere (Lab)R
5:00-6:40PM
Do
 Graduate Courses 
Junior and Senior ES students are encouraged to consider these Graduate courses.  
 EHSC-GA
 Crosslist
 BIOL-GA
 1004.001
Environmental Health

Prerequisite: May not be taken after G48.2305 (G23.2305). Must have taken a 3 credit undergraduate course in environmental science or biology or instructor's approval.

 T
9:30-12:15PM
 Thurston
 Environmental Values & Society Electives
 Undergraduate Courses
 
 ENVST-UA

 425.001

*History of Ecology & Environmentalism

 TR
3:30-4:45PM
Anker
 
 ENVST-UA
 Crosslist
 ANST-UA

 440.001
 Crosslist
 440.001
*Food, Animals and the Environment
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 101
 M
3:30-6:00PM
Schlottmann
 ENVST-UA 450.001
*Topics in EVS: Philosophy of Environmental Science
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 101, or permission of instructor.

 TR
9:30-10:45AM
Frank
 ENVST-UA
 450.002

Global Politics of Green Growth (Topics in EVS)
Email za5@nyu.edu to override prerequisite.

 T
6:20-8:50PM
 Kalantzakos
 ENVST-UA
 450.003

*
Cooperation & the Commons (Topics in EVS)
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 101

 MW
2:00-3:15PM
  Jacquet
 ENVST-UA
 450.004

*
Historical Atlas of Urban Waste (Topics in EVS)
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 101

 TR
4:55-6:10PM
 Mogilevich
 ENVST-UA
 450.005

*
Topics in EVS: Ecological Transport, Infrastructure & Building Design
This section is for ENVST Majors only.
Email your ES Adviser to override prerequisite.

R
3:30-6:10PM
Joachim
 ARTS-UG
 1623.002

Green Design and Planning
This section is for ENST Majors only. Seats are limited.

M
6:20-9:00 PM
Goodman
 ECON-UB 225.001 
Business and the Environment
Prerequisite: Introductory Microeconomics. Note: Email instructor at rradner@stern.nyu.edu for access.

 TR
2:00-3:15 PM
 Radner
 IDSEM-UG
 1059.003

Disease and Civilization

This section is for ENST Majors only. Seats are limited.

MW
2:00-3:15 PM
Cittadino
 IDSEM-UG
 1181.003

A Sense of Place

This section is for ENST Majors only. Seats are limited.

TR
2:00-3:15 PM
Hutkins
 IDSEM-UG 1628.001
 Think Big: Global Issues and Ecological Solutions
This course is only open to sophomores.

 T
3:30-6:10 PM
 Joachim
 IDSEM-UG
 1703.003

The Green Dream
This section is for ENST Majors only. Seats are limited.

R
3:30-6:10 PM
Theeman
 IDSEM-UG
 1740.003

Bridging Culture and Nature: An Introduction to Conservation Science
This section is for ENST Majors only. Seats are limited.

TBA
Tolisano
 POL-UE 315.001Controversies in Public Policy: Logic and Evidence
 MW 9:30-10:45 AM
 Beck
 PUHE-UE 1310.001
Introduction to Global Public Health

Contact the Steinhardt Department of Nutrition, Food Studies & Public Health for access code.

 W
12:30-3:15 PM
 TBA
 SCA-UA
 631.001

Urban Environmentalism
M
4:55-7:35 PM
Charles-Guzman
 SEC 3913 
Women and Developing Countries
This is an NYU Poly Course. Students must obtain permission from Instructor, Richard Wener (rwener@poly.edu). Take permission email to James Mazza in CAS Office of Academic Affairs (Silver, Room 908).
NOTE: This takes place in Brooklyn at the NYU Poly Campus.

 MW
2:00-3:30 PM
 -
 URB3833 Section A
 
Politics of Sustainable Urban Environments
This is an NYU Poly Course. Students must obtain permission from Instructor, Richard Wener (rwener@poly.edu). Take permission email to James Mazza in CAS Office of Academic Affairs (Silver, Room 908).
NOTE: This takes place in Brooklyn at the NYU Poly Campus.

 R 1:00-3:30 PM
 Miller & Mian
 UPADM-GP 410.001

Sustaining Social Change in the New Economy

M
4:55-7:25PM
Hollender
 ARTH-UG 672.001
Environmental Design: Issues and Methods

Prerequisite: ARTH-UA 661 and 601 with a minimum grade of C. Permission of Professor Broderick required.

T
3:30-6:10 PM
Phifer
 
 ENGL-UA

 973.002

Topics: Hydropoetics

M
2:00-4:45PM
Sandhu
 Graduate Courses   Junior and Senior ES students are encouraged to consider these Graduate courses.
 BIOE-GA
 1006.001

Advanced Introduction to Environmental Ethics
Permission of Bioethics Program is required. Please send a message stating your interest and qualifications to your ES adviser.

 T
6:45-8:45PM
Frank
 EHSC-GA
 1013.001

Environmental Health Policy

Permission of instructor required.

F
11:00-1:45 PM
Cromar
 ENYC-CE
 2015.001

International Environmental Governance: Education, Advocacy & NGOs

Permission of instructor required. Students must request enrollment early in the semester preceding the course (before registration, rather than during registration) after having received ES adviser approval.

T
6:45-8:25 PM
Schiffman
 ENYC-CE
 2022.001

Environmental Education: Theory & Practice

Permission of instructor required.

M
4:55-6:35 PM
Leou
 PADM-GP
 2472.001

Environmental Economics

Permission of instructor required. Forward permission of instructor along with N# and registration time to your ES adviser.

T
4:55-6:35 PM
Damon
 URPL-GP
 1603.001

Urban Planning: Methods and Practice

Co-requisite: CORE-GP 1011
Permission of instructor required. Forward permission of instructor along with N# and registration time to your ES adviser.

T
2:00-3:40 PM
Guo

        .002

Urban Planning: Methods and Practice

Co-requisite: CORE-GP 1011
Permission of instructor required. Forward permission of instructor along with N# and registration time to your ES adviser.

T
6:45-8:25 PM
Guo

        .003
Urban Planning: Methods and Practice (LAB)
R
10:00-11:40 AM
TBA

        .004
Urban Planning: Methods and Practice (LAB)
R
8:35-10:15 PM
TBA
 URPL-GP
 1605.001

Land Use Law: The Planning Perspective

Permission of instructor required. Forward permission of instructor along with N# and registration time to your ES adviser.

W
6:45-8:35 PM
Greene

        .002

Land Use Law: The Planning Perspective

Permission of instructor required. Forward permission of instructor along with N# and registration time to your ES adviser.

M
6:45-8:25 PM
Levine
 URPL-GP
 2470.001

Transportation Policy

Pre-requisite: CORE-GP 1022 or URPL-GP 2660
Permission of instructor required. Forward permission of instructor along with N# and registration time to your ES adviser.

R
6:45-8:25 PM
Orcutt
 URPL-GP
 2645.001

Planning for Emergencies and Disasters
Permission of instructor required. Forward permission of instructor along with N# and registration time to your ES adviser.

 T
6:45-8:25 PM
 Zimmerman