Classes at the University of North Carolina Greensboro
I teach for-credit courses at UNCG in a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs. They are all related to sustainable living. North Carolina residents may take these courses inexpensively and I recommend the Master of Liberal Studies program in the Division of Continual Learning, 336-334-5414. My base department is Religious Studies where I have an office and telephone, 336-334-5762.
Undergraduate Courses
- Religious Traditions and Care of the Earth
Various traditions develop eco-theologies.
Religious Studies Department and Freshman Seminar Program
Offered almost every semester.
- Ecological Revolutions
A course in ethics, history and ecological design.
Honors Program, Freshman Seminar Program and Residential College
Offered once a year.
Graduate Courses are in the Master of Liberal Studies program.
- Livable and Sustainable Cities (online)
Learning how to redesign our cities.
Taught Fall 2004
- The Meaning of Gardens
The history, phenomenology and future of gardens.
Taught Spring 2005
- Simple Living in a Complex Age
Historical, personal, social and ecological aspects of simple living.
Taught each summer.
- Slow Food in a Fast Food Nation with Dr. Steve Tate
The whys and wherefores of local food at a convivial table.
Taught Fall 2005 at the Goat Lady Dairy
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