Course	ES 101 Introduction to Environmental Studies
Professor	Mark Lindeman
CRN	90089
Schedule	Wed Fr 12:00 -1:20 pm OLIN 101
Distribution	OLD: E	NEW: Social Science

Environmental Studies is an interdisciplinary program concerned with the relationships between human communities and the natural environment. As population growth and technological change intensify human impacts on the environment, our long-term prospects for justice, peace and prosperity depend increasingly on how we manage and share what nature provides. In this course, we address specific environmental problems from multiple perspectives, asking how the conceptual frameworks, research methods, and findings of scholars in diverse fields may contribute to solutions. Occasional guest speakers and widely varied readings provide the foundation for class discussion, lectures, student presentations and writing assignments. A core course required for moderation into the Environmental Studies Program, ES 101 is taught in rotation by members of the program faculty. Instructors select the specific research problems to be addressed. In 2006, our central theme is water. Human societies ‘ and many non-human species ‘ depend on fresh water. Access to fresh water is often imperiled by pollution and overuse, denied to many who cannot afford it, and contested among communities and nations. These conflicts are manifest, for instance, in the construction of large dams that displace communities and destroy ecosystems; in corporate investments in a ‘privatized’ fresh water industry; and in the threat of ‘water wars’ fought over this most vital resource. We will draw case studies from the Middle East, India, and the US Southwest.

Course	ANTH 111 Archaeological Field Methods: Native Americans on the Bard Lands
Professor	Christopher Lindner
CRN	90008
Schedule	Fr 10:00 -4:00 pm
Distribution	OLD: C/E	NEW: Social Science / Rethinking Difference

See Environmental Studies section for description.

Course	BIO 130 Field Study in Natural History
Professor	William Maple
CRN	90372
Schedule	Tu Th 1:30 -5:00 pm Hegeman 308
Distribution	OLD: E/G	NEW: Laboratory Science

See Biology section for description.

Course	BIO 206 Botany
Professor	William Maple
CRN	90375
Schedule	Wed Fr 3:00 -4:20 pm Hegeman 201 Wed 9:30 - 12:30 pm Rose 305
Distribution	OLD: E/G/Q	NEW: Laboratory Science

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Course	BIO 307 Aquatic Ecology
Professor	Catherine O'Reilly
CRN	90376
Schedule	Mon 1:00 -5:00 pm Field Station Wed 1:30 -2:50 pm OLIN 202
Distribution	OLD: E/G	NEW: Laboratory Science

See Biology section for description.

Course	BIO 415 Advanced Seminar in Ecology
Professor	Felicia Keesing
CRN	90379
Schedule	Th 9:50 - 11:50 am OLIN 309
Distribution	OLD: E	NEW: n/a

See Biology section for description.

Course	ECON 101 A Introduction to Microeconomics
Professor	Andrew Pearlman
CRN	90068
Schedule	Mon Wed 9:00 – 10:20 am OLIN 203
Distribution	OLD: A/E/Q	NEW: Social Science

See Economics section for description.

Course	ECON 102 A Introduction to Macroeconomics
Professor	Pavlina Tcherneva
CRN	90069
Schedule	Wed Fr 9:00 - 10:20 am OLIN 205
Distribution	OLD: A/E/Q	NEW: Social Science

See Economics section for description.

Course	PSY 203 Introduction to Statistics and Research Design
Professor	Barton Meyers
CRN	90105
Schedule	Tu Th 10:30 - 11:50 am HDR 101A
Distribution	OLD: E/G/Q	NEW: Social Science

See Psychology section for description.

Course	SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology
Professor	Amy Ansell
CRN	90045
Schedule	Mon Wed 10:30 -11:50 am OLIN 204
Distribution	OLD: A/C	NEW: Social Science

See Sociology section for description.

Course	SST 229 Ecological Crisis from a Radical Perspective
Professor	Joel Kovel
CRN	90004
Schedule	Mon Wed 1:30 -2:50 pm OLIN 305
Distribution	OLD: A/C	NEW: Humanities

See Social Studies section for description.