PCOL105B

041202

This course is a capstone activity for students of the One Stop Program, who also work in tribal departments as a component of the course. There are seminars to prepare the students for their University of Arizona experience. It is organized to expose students to the environmental issues of their communities and how each department has a role to play in environmental health. The study of environmental health is a diverse interdisciplinary field that includes science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), soil science, anthropology, and human ecology. Across these disciplines is the emerging dominant paradigm of environmental science. At its core, environmental health perspectives and theories of human environmentalism consider the complexity of individual, group, and land relationships as they unfold across multiple generations.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Undergraduate

Department consent required to enroll. This course is only open to "One Start" participants who have been accepted to the competitive OLEH program.