SUSTAINABILITY COURSE INVENTORY 2015-2016...ENVS 631 Current EPA Regulatory Practices and Future Directions Laskowski. ENVS 431 . ENVS 634 Closing the Loop on Climate Change Chu ENVS

SUSTAINABILITY COURSE INVENTORY 2015-2016

Introduction 1

Course Numbers and Abbreviations 2

Integrating Sustainability Across The Curriculum Courses 4

School of Arts and Sciences 6

School of Design 13

School of Engineering 15

School of Education 16 Law School 16 Perelman School of Medicine 17

School of Nursing 17 School of Social Policy and Practice 17

Wharton School of Business 18

Course Number Course Title Professor/Instructor

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Through its research, teaching, and operational practices, Penn is dedicated to promoting a sustainable culture and implementing environmentally conscious policies. Five years after releasing its original Climate Action Plan, the University of Pennsylvania announced the launch of Climate Action Plan 2.0 in October 2014. Climate Action Plan 2.0 is a roadmap for environmental improvement and campus sustainability.

Some of the most significant achievements of the Climate Action Plan have come inside the classroom. Penn now offers more than 300 courses related to sustainability. The Integrating Sustainability Across the Curriculum pro-gram has incorporated sustainability into 25 courses through the collaboration of 26 faculty and 15 students over the past three years. Other programs and degree offerings, including a Sustainability & Environmental Manage-ment minor, a Master in Environmental Building Design, and the Vagelos Integrated Program in Energy Research, have furthered Penn’s goal of integrating sustainability into coursework.

This inventory highlights and advances this goal of expanding the awareness and availability of information about sustainability courses at Penn. The guide is organized alphabetically by School and then by Department with cross-listed courses in grey italics. Please consult the course catalog for full descriptions of the courses and Penn InTouch’s course registration site to confirm that the course is currently being offered.

This is not an exhaustive list of all the sustainability related courses at Penn, but covers the majority across a range of Departments and Schools. Please advise Penn Green Campus Partnership about any missing courses, updates, or revisions ([email protected]).

The inventory was first compiled in 2012. It was updated in August 2015 by searching “sustain”, “green”, “pres-ervation”, “conservation”, “urban”, “energy”, “transportation” and “waste” in the PennInTouch Course Search, and finding relevant classes.

NB. Classes listed as 500 or higher are graduate level classes, and if they are open to undergraduate students may require special permission from the instructor.

The Sustainability Course Inventory was prepared by the Penn Green Campus Partnership. Please direct any comments, updates, revisions or suggestions to [email protected] with “Penn Sustainability Course Inventory” in the subject line.

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Last update: August 20151

INTRODUCTION

AAMW Art & Archaeology of the Mediterranean WorldACCT AccountingAFST African Studies ProgramAFRC Africana StudiesAMCS Applied Math & Computational ScienceANAT AnatomyANCH Ancient HistoryANEL Ancient Near East LanguagesANTH AnthropologyARAB ArabicARCH ArchitectureARTH Art HistoryASAM Asian American StudiesALAN Asian LanguagesASTR Astronomy & AstrophysicsBCHE Biochemistry (Undergraduate)BMB Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics (Graduate)BE BioengineeringBIOE Bioethics (Medical Ethics)BIOM Biomedical Graduate StudiesBIBB Biological Basis of BehaviorBIOL BiologyBIOT BiotechnologyBSTA BiostatisticsBPUB Business & Public PolicyCAMB Cell and Molecular BiologyCBE Chemical & Biomolecular EngineeringCHEM ChemistryCHIN ChineseCINE Cinema StudiesCPLN City & Regional PlanningCLST Classical StudiesCOGS Cognitive ScienceCOLL CollegeCOMM CommunicationsCOML Comparative Literature & Literary TheoryCIS Computer & Information ScienceCIT Computer & Information TechnologyCRIM Criminology

DEMG DemographyDTCH DutchDYNM Organizational DynamicsEESC Earth and Environmental ScienceEALC East Asia Languages & CivilizationsECON EconomicsEDUC EducationESE Electrical & Systems EngineeringEAS Engineering and Applied ScienceENGL EnglishENM Engineering MathematicsENVS Environmental StudiesEPID EpidemiologyFNCE FinanceFNAR Fine ArtsFOLK FolkloreFREN FrenchGAS Graduate Arts & SciencesGSWS Gender, Sexuality & Women’s StudiesGCB Genomics and Computational BiologyGRMN Germanic LanguagesGAFL Government AdministrationGEOL GeologyGREK GreekHEBR HebrewHSOC Health and SocietiesHCMG Health Care ManagementHIST HistoryHPR Health Policy ResearchHSPV Historic PreservationHSSC History and Sociology of ScienceIMUN ImmunologyINSR Insurance & Risk ManagementIPD Integrated Product DesignINTR International RelationsITAL ItalianJPAN JapaneseJWST Jewish StudiesKORN KoreanLARP Landscape Architecture and Regional PlanningLATN Latin 2

COURSE ABBREVIATIONS

SOCI SociologySAST South Asia StudiesSPAN SpanishSTAT StatisticsTCOM TelecommunicationsTHAR Theater ArtsTURK TurkishURBS Urban StudiesVLST Visual StudiesYDSH Yiddish

LALS Latin American and Latino StudiesLAW LawLGST Legal Studies & Business EthicsLING LinguisticsLGIC Logic, Information and ComputationMGMT ManagementMKTG MarketingMKSE Market and Social SystemsMSSP Master in Social PolicyMSE Materials Science and EngineeringMATH MathematicsMEAM Mechanical Engineering and Applied MechanicsMSCI Military ScienceMUSA Urban Spatial AnalyticsMUSC MusicNANO NanotechnologyNELC Near Eastern Languages & CivilizationsNGG Institute of Neurological ScienceNPLD Nonprofit/NGO LeadershipNSCI Naval ScienceNURS NursingOPIM Operations & Information ManagementPERS PersianPHRM PharmacologyPHIL PhilosophyPPE Philosophy, Politics, and EconomicsPHYS PhysicsPRTG PortuguesePSCI Political SciencePSYC PsychologyPUBH Public Health StudiesREAL Real EstateRELS Religious StudiesROML Romance LanguagesRUSS RussianSCND Scandinavian LanguagesSTSC Science Technology & SocietySLAV Slavic Languages including other Eastern European LanguagesSWRK Social Policy and Practice

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Integrating Sustainability Across the Curriculum (ISAC) Program was established in 2012 to help Penn faculty introduce environmental sustainability into existing and new courses. Faculty participants explore sustainability concepts at a one-day workshop in the late spring, and then are partnered with an undergraduate student research assistant to work over the summer integrating sustainability into the course syllabi, lectures, assignments, reading material, and tests. More information about ISAC can be found here: http://www.upenn.edu/sustainability/get-in-volved/integrating-sustainability-across-curriculumBelow are the courses that have participated in ISAC:

ARCH 111 Architecture in the Anthropocene Barber

ARCH 431 / 531 Construction Technology I Trubiano

BIOL 376 / 576 Microbial Diversity and Pathogenesis Lab Hogan

CHEM 012 Environmental Chemistry Lester

CHEM 101 Introduction to Chemistry Dmochowski

CHEM 251 Principles of Biochemistry Saven

COMM 123 Critical Approaches to Popular Culture Paxton

DYNM 555 Leadership and Sustainability: How to Engage in Collaborative Garofalo / Nuessle Innovation

DYNM 615 Global Pennovation Finn

EAS 301 / 505 Climate Policy and Technology Huemmler

EAS 503-401 Energy Systems and Policy Huemmler

ECON 001 Introduction to Microeconomics Stein

EDUC Educating for Sustainability MacKenzie

EESC 327 Principles of Sustainability Plante

ENVS 325 Sustainable Goods Hagan

ENVS 400 Landscape Sustainability Jerolmack


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GRMN Utopian Visions Wiggin

HSPV 572 Preservation Through Public Policy Hollenberg

LALS 233 / From Coca to Cocaine FarnsworthHIST 233

LGST 215/815 Environmental Management, Law and Policy Light

LGST 612 Responsibility in Professional Services Light / Orts

STSC 272 Energy in American History Greene

URBS 225 / Sustainability in Action Hughes / BillhymerARCH 255 /ENVS 255

URBS 290 Metropolitan Nature: Urban Sustainability Nairn

URBS 417 Cities and Sustainability Ben-Amos

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AFST 620 Topics on African Environmental Issues StaffENVS 620 __________________________________________________________________________________________ ANTH 133 Native Peoples and the Environment EricksonLALS 133 ANTH 294-301 Cities of the Future: Urbanization in the Global South StaffANTH 593-640 Natural and Cultural Heritage in Global Perspective Daniels__________________________________________________________________________________________ BIOL 017 The Biology of Food PoethigBIOL 140 Humans and the Environment JanzenBIOL 440 BIOL 325 Marine Biology PetraitisBIOL 376 Microbial Diversity and Pathogenesis Lab HoganBIOL 576BIOL 400 Field Botany Rhoads / BlockBIOL 414 Advanced Ecology Petraitis / CasperBIOL 415 Freshwater Ecology ArscottENVS 416 ENVS 640 __________________________________________________________________________________________ CHEM 012 Environmental Chemistry LesterCHEM 101 Introduction to Chemistry Dmochowski CHEM 251 Principles of Biochemistry Saven__________________________________________________________________________________________ COMM 123 Critical Approaches to Popular Culture PaxtonCOMM 385 Media and Social Change Garry__________________________________________________________________________________________ COML 209-401 Sustainability and Utopia WigginGRMN 239-401 ENVS 239-401 ENGL 275-401 COML 776 Topics in Landscape Architecture History and Theory Hunt / GiannettoLARP 770 ITAL 371 LARP 370__________________________________________________________________________________________

DYNM 555 Leadership and Sustainability: How to Engage in Collaboative Nuessle / Innovation Garofalo 6

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Course Number Course Title Professor/Instructor

DYNM 615 Global Pennovation FinnDYNM 662-001 Entrepreneurship and Leadership: Creating Winners KeechDYNM 663 Green Skepticism: Communicating and Implementing Sustainable Heller Business DYNM 667 Building a Business Case for Sustainability BarstowDYNM 758-900 Sweden: Strategies for the 21st Century Barstow901 902 DYNM 759 Sweden: Sustainable Development & the Natural Step Barstow__________________________________________________________________________________________ EAS 301 Climate Policy and Technology HuemmlerEAS 505EAS 503-401 Energy Systems and Policy Huemmler__________________________________________________________________________________________

ECON 001 Introduction to Microeconomics Stein__________________________________________________________________________________________ EESC 095 Risk Communication and the Environment OsterhoudtEESC 327 Principles of Sustainability Plante

__________________________________________________________________________________________ ENGL 275-401 Sustainability and Utopia WigginENVS 239-401 COML 209-401 GRMN 239-401 ENGL 584 Environmental Imaginaries HuffordFOLK 575 HSSC 575 __________________________________________________________________________________________ ENVS 098 The Next Millennium: Would Technology Help Us Resolve the Bokreta / Santiago- Environmental Dilemma Aviles ENVS 179 Environmental History GreeneHIST 320 HSOC 179 STSC 179 ENVS 181-950 Comparative Cultures of Sustainability RichterGRMN 181-950 ENVS 200 Introduction to Environmental Earth Science PlanteENVS 204 Global Climate Change Horton / Marinov

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ENVS 239-401 Sustainability and Utopia WigginCOML 209-401 GRMN 239-401 ENGL 275-401 ENVS 272 Energy in American History GreeneHSSC 272 STSC 272 ENVS 301 Environmental Case Studies DmochowskiENVS 312 Ocean-Atmosphere Dynamics and Implications for Future Marinov Climate Change ENVS 325 Sustainable Goods HaganENVS 400 Landscape Sustainability JerolmackENVS 416 Freshwater Ecology ArscottBIOL 415 ENVS 640 ENVS 620 Topics on African Environmental Issues StaffAFST 620 ENVS 325 Sustainable Goods HaganENVS 327 Principle Sustainability PlanteENVS 400 Environmental Studies Seminar: Landscape Sustainability JerolmackENVS 400 Environmental Studies Seminar: Estuary Sustainability PepinoENVS 400 Landscape Sustainability JerolmackENVS 404 Urban Environments: Speaking about Lead in West Philadelphia PepinoHSOC 404 ENVS 408 Urban Environments: The Urban Asthma Epidemic PepinoHSOC 408 ENVS 410 Clean Water - Green Cities Neukrug /ENVS 411-001 Air Pollution: Sources & Effects in Urban Environments Andrews / Howarth / SerpellENVS 494 Toward Environmental Sustainability on Penn’s Campus GarofaloENVS 604 Conservation and Land Management HarperENVS 414 ENVS 609-660 Creating Gateways to the Land with Smarter Conservation KiziukENVS 611 Environmental Law KeeneENVS 612 Economics and the Environment HandyENVS 412 ENVS 613 Business and the Natural Environment HellerENVS 413 ENVS 615 Profesional Case Studies in Environmental Analysis and Laskowski Management ENVS 616 Managing Environmental Risks in an Uncertain World ChuENVS 617 Innovative Environmental Management Strategies LaskowskiENVS 620 How to Quantify Sustainable Practices in Business and Baer Manufacturing 8


ENVS 622 Environmental Enforcement StaffENVS 623 Crossing Borders: Policy, Regulatory and Management Issues in Feldman Transboundary Environmental Protection ENVS 624-660 US Environmental Policy - An Analysis of NEPA ForrenENVS 625 Overview of Environmental Justice: Issues, Actions and Vissions Harris / Thompson for the Future ENVS 627 The Delaware River: An Environmental Case Study CollierENVS 631 Current EPA Regulatory Practices and Future Directions LaskowskiENVS 431 ENVS 634 Closing the Loop on Climate Change ChuENVS 635 Major Global Environmental Problems of Today and How we Laskowski Must Deal With Them Tomorrow ENVS 637 Global Water Issues LaskowskiENVS 437ENVS 638 Global Water Policy and Governance LaskowskiENVS 639 Policy to Practical in Environmental Management: Water Issues LaskowskiENVS 647 Urban Ecology BathalaENVS 648-660 Issues in Food and Agriculture Policy KulikENVS 652 God, Gold & Green: Themes and Classics in American Blaine Environmental Thought ENVS 656 Environmental Futures LaskowskiENVS 662 Green Design and the City BermanENVS 664 Sustainable Design BermanENVS 667-401 Sustainable Goods HaganENVS 669 Corporate Sustainability SurvisENVS 671 Sustainable Development Strategies KeeneENVS 674 Assessment and Remediation of the Environment Using Biological Vann Organisms __________________________________________________________________________________________ FOLK 575 Environmental Imaginaries HuffordENGL 584 HSSC 575 __________________________________________________________________________________________ GEOL 096 Field Approaches to Understanding the Earth & Environmental Staff Science GEOL 100 Introduction to Geology OmarGEOL 305 Earth Surface Processes JerolmackGEOL 418 Geochemistry OmarGEOL 419 Coasts HortonGEOL 503 Earth Systems and Earth Hazards PhippsGEOL 508 The Geology and Geography of Energy Resources Phipps 9


GEOL 515 Evolution/Revolution of Land Ecosystems Dimichele / WingGEOL 545 Earth Surface Processes JerolmackGEOL 631 Reconstructing Former Sea Levels HortonGEOL 636 Quantitative Paleoclimatology StaffGEOL 637 Recent Climate Change StaffGEOL 640 Environmental Investigations and Reporting Sauder / MastropaoloGEOL 652 Physical Geology for Environmental Professionals DohenyGEOL 655 Engineering Geology CalabriaGEOL 656 Fate and Transport of Pollutants MastropaoloGEOL 667 Landfill Design Calabria __________________________________________________________________________________________

GRMN 181-950 Comparative Cultures of Sustainability RichterENVS 181-950 GRMN 239-401 Sustainability and Utopia WigginCOML 209-401 ENVS 239-401 ENGL 275-401 GRMN Utopian Visions Wiggin__________________________________________________________________________________________ GSWS 007 Population and Society StaffURBS 265 SOCI 007 _________________________________________________________________________________________ HIST 037 Europeans & Environment PritchardHIST 209 Industrial Metropolis VitielloURBS 103 HIST 233 From Coca to Cocaine FarnsworthLALS 233 HIST 320 Environmental History GreeneHSOC 179 ENVS 179 STSC 179 HIST 440 Perspectives on Urban Poverty FairbanksSOCI 420-401 URBS 420-401 __________________________________________________________________________________________ HSOC 003 Technology and Society Cowan/EnsmengerSTSC 003 HSOC 131-910 Sustainability and Public Health MackenzieHSOC 135-401 The Politics of Food Kauer / Summers

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HSOC 179 Environmental History GreeneENVS 179 HIST 320 STSC 179 HSOC 312 Weapons of Mass Destruction LindeeSTSC 312 HSOC 404 Urban Environments: Speaking about Lead in West Philadelphia PepinoENVS 404 HSOC 408 Urban Environments: The Urban Asthma Epidemic PepinoENVS 408 __________________________________________________________________________________________ HSSC 271 Law, Environment and Technology Staff HSSC 272 Energy in American History StaffENVS 272 STSC 272 HSSC 575 Environmental Imaginaries HuffordFOLK 575 ENGL 584 __________________________________________________________________________________________ ITAL 371 Topics in Landscape Architecture History and Theory Hunt / GiannettoLARP 770 COML 776 LARP 370__________________________________________________________________________________________

LALS 133 Native Peoples and the Environment EricksonANTH 133 LALS 233 From Coca to Cocaine FarnsworthHIST 233 __________________________________________________________________________________________ PHIL 079 Environmental Ethics Staff__________________________________________________________________________________________ PHYS 016 Energy, Oil and Global Warming Bernstein__________________________________________________________________________________________ PSCI 154 Politics of Global Environment Staff__________________________________________________________________________________________ SOCI 007 Population and Society StaffURBS 265 GSWS 007 11


STSC 168-001 Environment and Society BensonSTSC 179 Environmental History GreeneENVS 179 HIST 320 HSOC 179 STSC 272 Energy in American History StaffHSSC 272 ENVS 272 STSC 312 Weapons of Mass Destruction LindeeHSOC 312 __________________________________________________________________________________________ WRIT 076 Urban Planning Eutopias / Green Cities Staff__________________________________________________________________________________________ URBS 103 Industrial Metropolis VitielloHIST 209 URBS 225 Sustainability in Action Hughes / BillhymerARCH 225 ENVS 225 URBS 265 Population and Society StaffGSWS 007 SOCI 007 URBS 290 Metropolitan Nature: Urban Sustainability NairnURBS 390 Urban Agriculture NairnURBS 417 Cities and Sustainability: Policies and Projects for Making Ben-Amos Cities GreenerURBS 419-601 Transportation and American Society Ben-AmosURBS 450 Urban Redevelopmet StaffURBS 452-301 Community Economic Development LamasURBS 463 Brownfield Remediation: The Historical, Scientific, and Policy Keene Dimensions of Brownfields in Old Industrial Cities __________________________________________________________________________________________

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ARCH 111 Architecture in the Anthropocene BarberARCH 411 Topics in Theory and Design - Designing with Risk StaffARCH 711 LARP 780 CPLN 673 ARCH 431 Construction 1 TrubianoARCH 531 ARCH 433-401 Environmental Systems 1 Mostapha / Sadghipour / RoudsariARCH 534 Environmental Systems 2 BrahamARCH 671-001 Professional Practice 1 RyanARCH 708 Environmental Design Laboratory StaffARCH 734 Dimensions of Sustainability MartinARCH 751 Ecology, Technology and Design BrahamARCH 752 Integrated Building Design StaffARCH 753 Building Performance Simulation StaffARCH 754 Performance Design Workshop YiARCH 756 Sustainable Urban Forms Staff __________________________________________________________________________________________

CPLN 504-001 Site Planning AlCPLN 505 Planning By Numbers RyersonCPLN 530 Introduction to Land Use Planning DanielsCPLN 531 Introduction to Environmental Planning & Policy DanielsCPLN 550 Introduction to Transportation Planning StaffCPLN 590-401 Spatial Analysis for Urban and Environmental Planning SteifCPLN 622 Community Development and Public Health HillierCPLN 631 Planning for Land Conservation DanielsCPLN 641 Progressive Development LandisCPLN 650 Transportation Planning Methods RyersonESE 548-401 CPLN 651 Public Infrastructure and Finance AngelidesCPLN 660-401 Fundamentals of Urban Design AlLARP 660-401 CPLN 673 Topics in Theory and Design - Designing with Risk StaffARCH 411 ARCH 711 LARP 780 CPLN 675 Land Use and Environmental Modeling LandisCPLN 677 Land Conservation Finance StaffCPLN 678 Elements of a Sustainable Development Policy KeeneCPLN 730 Urban Sustainability Planning StaffCPLN 730 Sustainable Cities StaffCPLN 750 Advanced Transportation Seminar: Air Transportation Planning Ryerson 13

SCHOOL OF DESIGN Course Number Course Title Professor/Instructor

CPLN 760-001 Public Realm Studio Staff__________________________________________________________________________________________

ENMG 502-001 Introduction to Energy Policy Hughes__________________________________________________________________________________________

HSPV 538 Fundamentals of the American Landscape MasonHSPV 572 Preservation Through Public Policy HollenbergHSPV 621 Conservation Seminar StaffHSPV 660-301 Theories of Historic Preservation MasonHSPV 740 HSPV 701 Historic Preservation Studio MasonHSPV 747-401 Conservation of Archeological Sites and Landscapes Matero

__________________________________________________________________________________________ LARP 501 Studio I-VI Staff LARP 502 LARP 601 LARP 602 LARP 701 LARP 702 LARP 511 Workshop Staff LARP 512 LARP 611 LARP 612 LARP 535 Theory I: Case Studies in Landscape Architecture GiannettoLARP 540 Theory II: Topics in Contemporary Landscape Architecture GiannettoLARP 660-401 Fundamentals of Urban Design AlCPLN 660-401 LARP 750 Topics in Construction, Horticulture and Planning Design StaffLARP 755 Issues in Arboretum Management I SkemaLARP 760 Topics in Ecological Design StaffLARP 770 Topics in Landscape Architecture History and Theory Hunt / GiannettoCOML 776 ITAL 371 LARP 370 LARP 780 Topics in Theory and Design - Designing with Risk StaffARCH 411 ARCH 711 CPLN 673 __________________________________________________________________________________________

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SCHOOL OF DESIGN Course Number Course Title Professor/Instructor

CBE 230 Material and Energy Balances of Chemical Processes ShiehCBE 350 Fluid Mechanics HollaranCBE 375 Engineering and the Environment SheihESE 360 CBE 510 Polymers and Biomaterials YangMSE 430 CBE 543 Sustainable Development/Water Resource Systems SauderESE 560 CBE 545 Electrochemical Energy Conservation and Storage VohsCBE 546 Fundamentals of Industrial Catalytic Processes Gorte__________________________________________________________________________________________ EAS 250 Energy Systems, Resources and Technology JacksonEAS 301 Climate Policy and Technology HuemmlerEAS 505 EAS 306 Electricity and Systems Markets StaffEAS 506 EAS 401 Energy and its Impacts: Technology, Ecology, Economics, LiorEAS 501 Sustainability EAS 402 Renewable Energy and its Impacts LiorEAS 502 EAS 403 Energy Systems and Policy HuemmlerEAS 503 __________________________________________________________________________________________

ENGR 250-001 Energy Systems, Research and Technology JacksonENGR 503 Engineering in Oil, Gas, and Coal, from Production to End Use Staff__________________________________________________________________________________________ ESE 360 Introduction to Environmental Systems StaffCBE 375 ESE 418 Electrical Energy Storage Systems SantiagoESE 521 The Physics of Solid State Energy Devices KaganESE 548-400 Transportation Planning Methods RyersonCPLN 650 ESE 560 Sustainable Development/Water Resource Systems SauderCBE 543 ESE 567 Risk Analysis and Environmental Management KunreutherBEPP 761 BPUB 261 BPUB 761 BPUB 961 OPIM 261 OPIM 761 15

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE


MEAM 502 Energy Engineering LukesMEAM 503 Direct Energy Conversion: From Macro to Nano BargatinMEAM 504 Enhancing Sustainability Through Tribology JacksonMEAM 570 Transport Processes AyyaswamyMEAM 572 Micro/Nanoscale Energy Transport Lukes__________________________________________________________________________________________ MSE 430 Polymers and Biomaterials YangCBE 510 MSE 545 Material for Energy Storage and Generation Murray

EDUC 503 Global Citizenship HallEDUC 605 Sustainability in Schools BallEDUC Educating for Sustainability Staff

LAW 634 Environmental Law Orts LAW 695 Land Use Law WittLAW 777 Environmental Lawyering FoxLAW 790 International Environmental Law ChangLAW 871 Externship: Delaware RiverKeeper StaffLAW 919 Energy Law and Climate Change KulakLAW 974 Defining and Achieving Regulatory Excellence Coglianese

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

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LAW SCHOOL Course Number Course Title Professor/Instructor


SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE


PHRM 657-401 Introduction to Superfund Sites and Health Effects of Hazardous Willenbring / Pepino Waste / Penning __________________________________________________________________________________________ PUBH 500 Introduction to Public Health Buttenheim / NguyenNURS 570 PUBH 503 Environmental & Occupational Health EmmettPUBH 517 Epidemiologic Study of Geography and Health Branas / WiebePUBH 530 Environmental Toxicology: Risk Assessment and Health Effects StaffNURS 667

NURS 570 Introduction to Public Health Buttenheim / NguyenPUBH 500 NURS 698-900 Practicum: Quality Improvement in Healthcare Lisa Fidyk

NPLD 787 Leadership for the New Economy Staff__________________________________________________________________________________________

SWRK 755-001 International Social Work: Practicing in the Global South Shown

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SCHOOL OF NURSING Course Number Course Title Professor/Instructor

PERELMAN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Course Number Course Title Professor/Instructor

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL POLICY AND PRACTICE


BEPP 262 Environmental & Energy Economics and Policy Van BenthemBEPP 763 Energy Markets & Policy Van BenthemBEPP 761 Risk Analysis and Environmental Management KunreutherBPUB 261 BPUB 761 BPUB 961 ESE 567 OPIM 261 OPIM 761 __________________________________________________________________________________________

BPUB 206 Urban Public Policy and Private Economic Development PackBPUB 706 REAL 206 REAL 772 REAL 972 BPUB 261 Risk Analysis and Environmental Management KunreutherBEPP 761 BPUB 761 BPUB 961 ESE 567 OPIM 261 OPIM 761 __________________________________________________________________________________________

FNCE 256 Finance Energy GiljeFNCE 882 ASP - Energy Finance Staff__________________________________________________________________________________________

LGST 215 Environmental Management: Law and Policy LightLGST 815 MGMT 213 MGMT 713 LGST 220 International Business Ethics Hsieh / RadinLGST 820 LGST 612 Responsibility in Professional Services Light / Orts__________________________________________________________________________________________

MGMT 213 Environmental Management: Law and Policy Orts / LightMGMT 713 LGST 215 LGST 815 MGMT 240-001 002 Group Dynamics FriedmanMGMT 740-001 Leading Effective Teams Friedman__________________________________________________________________________________________

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WHARTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Course Number Course Title Professor/Instructor

MKTG 233 The Social Impact of Marketing HutchinsonMKTG 733 __________________________________________________________________________________________

OPIM 261 Risk Analysis and Environmental Management KunreutherOPIM 761 ESE 567 BEPP 761 BPUB 261 BPUB 761 BPUB 961 OPIM 615-001 003 Operations Strategy CachonOPIM 673-001 002 Global Supply Chain Management FisherOPIM 763 Energy Markets and Policy Van BenthemOPIM 762 Environmental Sustainability and Value Creation Staff__________________________________________________________________________________________ REAL 206 Urban Public Policy and Private Economic Development PackREAL 772 REAL 972 BPUB 206 BPUB 706 __________________________________________________________________________________________ WH 219 Sustainable Growth Asean

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