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HIST 223 - Nature and History

Description
Lecture (3 credit hours) Survey of how people across the globe have related to the non-human world roughly in the last 10,000 years. Focuses on revolutionary changes in global environmental history as well as efforts in many times and places to solve environmental problems. Academic session: Regular Notes: This is an Honors section/course. This course satisfies the College of Arts & Sciences Group B: History & Cultural Change Breadth Requirement.
Recent Professors
Cynthia Ott
Recent Semesters
Fall 2024, Fall 2023, Spring 2023, Fall 2022, Fall 2021
Class Size
6-60
Credits
3
Professor Reviews
Cynthia Ott
•
5y
Senior
LARC
attendance is 20% so if you're planning on missing more than 3 classes expect your grade to go down.. alot. excessive amount of readings 30 pages long, changed grading every other week, long boring unclear lectures, exams only worth 15% should not be a college level course. no idea how to use sakai or UD resources. just don't take her
Benjamin Wollet
•
10mo
Senior
ENWC
Tough grader for a 200 level course (and I just took it as breadth). I took the honors section which was just a longer word count for all papers along with an extra narrated slideshow along with the final paper. The readings get long, just skim them so you can talk once during class to get participation points.
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Usually Offered
TuTh (1 hour 15 minutes), TuTh (1 hour 20 minutes)