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Environment and Society (Undergraduate)

May 18th, 2010 by CfRP

Environment and Society (Undergraduate) SO3390 – Spring 2011 A study of the relationships between social organization, culture and the environment. Current environmental problems and policy issues are debated, and their connections with society and culture are a focus. The meanings of nature and wilderness are also discussed. Other topics include: environmental justice, the history and [...]

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Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Policy and Management (Undergraduate)

May 18th, 2010 by CfRP

Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Policy and Management (Undergraduate) Throughout the world, natural resources such as forests, parks, wilderness areas, public lands, and water resources reflect the values of the people who create, use, manage and support them. As a result, these dynamic socio-biological systems evolve and change in response to human needs, societal values [...]

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First Year Seminar: Can Play Survive Growing Up? (Undergraduate)

May 18th, 2010 by CfRP

First Year Seminar: Can Play Survive Growing Up? (Undergraduate) IS-1111.07 – Fall 2010 ‘Play’, or the simple act of engaging in an activity for its own sake, is a fundamental part of childhood and arguably an important ingredient in a balanced, happy, and fulfilling life. However, the transition from adolescent to college student means that [...]

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The Rural Cultural Environment: Architecture and Landscape (Graduate)

May 18th, 2010 by CfRP

The Rural Cultural Environment: Architecture and Landscape (Graduate) HPR-5200.OL HS-5560.OL – Summer 2010 This course examines the rural cultural landscape, tracing the impact of natural, cultural, economic, and technological forces on the “built” environment. Specifically, we will discuss the evolution of buildings and their settings, with emphasis on settlement and rural industrialization. An additional intention of the [...]

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Rural Sociology (Graduate)

May 18th, 2010 by CfRP

Rural Sociology (Graduate) SO-5140.OL HS-5560.ON – Summer 2010 The rich tapestries of people, places, and perspectives that define rural America and rural New Hampshire are tightly woven from the threads of social institutions, natural environments, conflicts, and change. However, these processes are poorly understood by decision-makers and members of the public throughout rural, urban, and suburban America.  [...]

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