Environmental Studies

The Honors Tutorial College program in Environmental Studies offers students a unique opportunity to explore nature-society relations in a highly interdisciplinary environment, drawing on faculty perspectives from the humanities, 美术, 社会科学, 公共卫生, physical and natural sciences, 工程, 和通信.

The goal of the program is to cast light on the complex nature of the environmental problems that confront us, as well as the wide range of choices available as we plan for a more sustainable future. The tutorial program in Environmental Studies prepares talented and highly motivated students for graduate study or for an environmental career in a variety of fields and disciplines.

项目概述

Eight tutorials are required over the course of the four-year program. Students complete a Senior Thesis under the direction of a faculty mentor and approved by the 教务主任 (DOS) and the Dean of the Honors Tutorial College. 除了, students are expected to take a minimum of six upper-division environmental courses, including one each from the program's core areas: humanities, 社会科学, and natural and physical sciences. These courses are selected in accordance with an academic plan agreed upon by the student, his or her academic mentor, 和DOS. Additional courses in cognate fields are recommended.

教程

Students enroll in one tutorial per semester, including a first-year seminar, ES 2970T Introduction to Environmental Studies, which is taken during the student's first semester in residence. During their fourth year, students use their final two tutorials to conduct original research and write a thesis.

The remaining five tutorials are electives that are selected in consultation with the student's mentor and the program DOS. To ensure that students acquire the necessary breadth of knowledge that such a major demands, no more than one tutorial elective may be taken from the same department. With respect to tutorial electives and classes, the options available to students reflect the diverse teaching and research interests of faculty from several colleges and dozens of departments across campus.

资格

Applicants are selected by the DOS and an Environmental Studies Program 入学s Committee in consultation with the Dean of the Honors Tutorial College. 除了 to a superior academic record, committee members look for students who are highly motivated and exhibit the potential to conduct independent research.

Although this is a four-year program, consideration will be given to applications of first-semester newbb电子平台 freshman.

The deadline for applications for admission is November 15th. Interviews are in January.

教务主任

Portrait of Stephen 斯坎兰

Professor Stephen 斯坎兰
(740) 593-1384
宾利附件125
scanlans@俄亥俄州.edu

教育

Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 2000

Scholarly Interests

  • Comparative Social Change
  • Environmental Sociology
  • International 发展
  • Poverty and Global Inequality
  • 社会运动

Selected Publications

斯蒂芬·J·斯坎伦. 2018. “Hunger and Food Insecurity.” Pp. 423-441 in The Cambridge Handbook of Social Problems A编辑. 哈维尔·特列维ňo. New York: Cambridge University Press.

斯蒂芬·J·斯坎伦. 2017. “Framing Fracking: Scale-shifting and Greenwashing Risk in the Oil and Gas Industry.” Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability. 22(11): 1311-1337.

斯蒂芬·J·斯坎伦. 2015, “性别, 发展, and the Environment: Female Empowerment and the Creation of Sustainable Societies.” In 发展 in Crisis: Threats to Human Well-being in the Global South and Global North edited by Rae Lesser Blumberg and Samuel Cohn. 纽约:劳特利奇出版社.

卡莉·莫瑟. 和史蒂芬·J. 斯坎兰. 2014. “Outsourcing Pollution: Sustainability Challenges and Environmental Injustice in a Globalized China” Pp. 23-46 in 全球化, 发展 and Security in Asia Volume 4: Environment and Sustainable 发展 in Asia edited by Jie-Li Li. Singapore, World Scientific Publishing.

Wilson, William Richard, Andrew M. Szolosi, Bruce Martin, 和史蒂芬·J. 斯坎兰. 2014. "Identifying with the Gunks: Investigating the Effect that Serious Leisure Participation and Place Attachment Have on Environmental Concern among Traditional Climbers." Journal of Outdoor Recreation, 教育, and Leadership 6(2): 114-132.