an introduction to current environmental issues using an approach which stresses the interrelationships between environments and societies. the major environmental and societal components of the earth/atmosphere system will be examined to provide a base for the consideration of the nature and development of modern environmental problems. potential solutions to the problems will be evaluated through consideration of such elements as technology, politics, economics and planning / an introduction to current environmental issues using an approach which stresses the interrelationships between environments and societies. the major environmental and societal components of the earth/atmosphere system will be examined to provide a base for the consideration of the nature and development of modern environmental problems. potential solutions to the problems will be evaluated through consideration of such elements as technology, politics, economics and planning. laboratory exercises provide practice and field-based experiences

an introduction to current environmental issues using an approach which stresses the interrelationships between environments and societies. the major environmental and societal components of the earth/atmosphere system will be examined to provide a base for the consideration of the nature and development of modern environmental problems. potential solutions to the problems will be evaluated through consideration of such elements as technology, politics, economics and planning / an introduction to current environmental issues using an approach which stresses the interrelationships between environments and societies. the major environmental and societal components of the earth/atmosphere system will be examined to provide a base for the consideration of the nature and development of modern environmental problems. potential solutions to the problems will be evaluated through consideration of such elements as technology, politics, economics and planning. laboratory exercises provide practice and field-based experiences

examines selected topics in the history of struggles for social justice and human rights around the world. topics will vary but will cover a wide range of events, from the riel rebellion to modern resistance movements. 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 will do an independent research project in the second term of the course

how did we get here from there? this introductory course explores how historians attempt to explain developments in the modern world during the last six or seven centuries. the precise focus will depend upon the instructor.

a survey of the varied domains of the fur trade in north america and the scholarship that has developed on this topic; study of the social consequences as well as the economic nature of the trade; appreciation of the basic role of the native people in this trade and assessment of the effect it had on their history

designed to explore the global politics of food and its impact on the understanding of food security and food sovereignty, this course will focus attention on the political effects of food action and policy in canada and more specifically on the development of community interests and services around food security.

an in-depth study of leadership and facilitation theory found in recreation and other literatures. relevant concepts as they apply to the individual, the group, and the environment will be examined. emphasis is placed on the integration of theory and practice for an improved understanding of effective leadership, teaching and learning in outdoor recreation settings.

focuses on theory relevant to an integrated generalist approach to social work practice and builds on the ecological-systems perspective with an emphasis on northern settings. exposure to traditional helping approaches of first nations peoples is integrated into the course. application is made of generalist theory to five client systems: individuals, small groups and families with an emphasis on practice with communities and organizations. case examples are drawn from fields of practice including child welfare, mental health, family service, education, corrections, health and aging

focuses on theory relevant to an integrated generalist approach to social work practice and builds on the ecological-systems perspective with an emphasis on northern settings. exposure to traditional helping approaches of first nations peoples is integral.

a course directed at the specialized branch of forestry relating to the cultivation and management of trees in urban environments, including their present and potential contributions to the psychological, sociological and economic well-being of urban societies.