Environment, politics fuse in student-led class
When Michael Davies FES ’08 was unsatisfied with the lack of courses focused on environmentalism in politics that were offered at the School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, he did not just sit back and complain. He did something about it.
With a group of like-minded peers, he spearheaded the development of a new course on environmental issues and the political process. Although, at first, the environment-school curriculum committee was skeptical, citing concerns that the class may not be rigorous and unbiased, the course was approved after months of discussions and debuted...
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