Popular Questions - Environmental Science

Your proposal should begin with a description of the environmental issue you have selected. Why have you selected this issue? Why is it interesting and important to you? Next, your proposal should describe the environmental humanities approach or appro

by John Smith | Jun 3, 2021 | Environmental Science

Final Project Proposal For your final project in this class, you will analyze an environmental issue of your choosing using approaches from the environmental humanities: i.e. film, poetry, visual...

Week 4: Small Group Discussion–Embodying the Exposome – Small Group Discussion–Snowflake 3

by John Smith | Jun 3, 2021 | Environmental Science

Week 4: Small Group Discussion–Embodying the Exposome – Small Group Discussion–Snowflake 3 For this week’s Small Group Discussion, please listen to the 99% Invisible podcast...

What is the exposome and how does it influence human health? How has scientist Michael Snyder been studying the exposome (what methods did he use) and what has he found thus far? Cite specific examples from the video

by John Smith | Jun 3, 2021 | Environmental Science

Week 4: E-response to Roberts, Samatar, and Seeker For this week’s e-response, please read the pieces by Jody Roberts Actionsand Sofia Samatar, Actionswatch the short video by Seeker(Links to...

In American Wilderness: A New History, Michael Lewis argues that “wilderness is simultaneously a real thing and a human construction.” What does he mean by this? How does he distinguish between “wildness” and “wilderness”? According to Lewis, how have (

by John Smith | Jun 3, 2021 | Environmental Science

Week 2: E-response to Lewis, Simpson, and Alone For this week’s e-response, please read the pieces by Michael Lewis Actionsand Sherry Simpson,Actions watch the Season 1, Episode 1 of...

In your own words, how would you define “natural” and “unnatural”? Specifically, where would you draw the line between natural and unnatural? Why? As part of your answer, please include an image, film clip, poem, or piece of art that represents one of

by John Smith | Jun 3, 2021 | Environmental Science

Week 2: Small Group Discussion–Natural and Unnatural Categories – Natural/Unnatural Categories 1 For this week’s Small Group Discussion, I’d like you to consider the words...

BIS 245 A Final project

by John Smith | Jun 3, 2021 | Environmental Science

Final Project Your final project for this class should represent an effort to engage with an environmental issue using an approach or approaches from the environmental humanities, i.e. film, poetry,...

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Popular Questions - Environmental Science

Your proposal should begin with a description of the environmental issue you have selected. Why have you selected this issue? Why is it interesting and important to you? Next, your proposal should describe the environmental humanities approach or appro

Week 4: Small Group Discussion–Embodying the Exposome – Small Group Discussion–Snowflake 3

What is the exposome and how does it influence human health? How has scientist Michael Snyder been studying the exposome (what methods did he use) and what has he found thus far? Cite specific examples from the video

In American Wilderness: A New History, Michael Lewis argues that “wilderness is simultaneously a real thing and a human construction.” What does he mean by this? How does he distinguish between “wildness” and “wilderness”? According to Lewis, how have (

In your own words, how would you define “natural” and “unnatural”? Specifically, where would you draw the line between natural and unnatural? Why? As part of your answer, please include an image, film clip, poem, or piece of art that represents one of

BIS 245 A Final project

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