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GRS GE 715: Global Change Initiative: Education and Research
Interdisciplinary perspectives on global change issues, combined with focus on how to develop effective classroom lessons to address these issues. GLACIER fellows are assigned readings from various disciplines and perspectives on global change and required to develop lesson plans. -
GRS GE 719: Colloquium in Terrestrial Biogeoscience
Introduction to the field of Terrestrial Biogeoscience through weekly research presentations and discussions with GRS faculty and distinguished guests. Students also meet weekly with lead faculty member to discuss primary literature related to each presentation. Also offered as GRS BI 719 and GRS ES 719. -
GRS GE 720: Practicum in Terrestrial Biogeoscience
Analysis and synthesis of the primary literature via in-depth case studies in terrestrial biogeoscience. Students meet weekly with faculty to read papers from the primary literature, synthesize results, and prepare a peer-review quality paper on the case study. Also offered as GRS BI 720 and GRS ES 720. -
GRS GE 794: Current Issues in Environmental Affairs
Explores key concepts related to regimes and environmental diplomacy with a focus on a selected set of contemporary issues in international affairs. Fosters research on the negotiation and implementation of environmental treaties. -
GRS GE 798: Global Development Captsone
Capstone course for MA students in Global Development Policy and Global Development Economics. Students, working in groups, design and carry out an interdisciplinary policy analysis comparable to those performed for a government or nonprofit agency. Also offered as GRS EC 798 and IR 798. -
GRS GE 805: Spat Anal Gis
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GRS GE 902: Student Intern
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GRS GE 913: Topic Develpmnt
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GRS GE 914: Topic Develpmnt
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GRS GE 933: Problems in Gis
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GRS GE 937: Prb Remote Snsg
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GRS GE 947: Prob in Energy
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GRS GE 957: Prob Econ Geog
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GRS GE 995: Prob in Environ
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GRS GE 996: Prob in Environ
