Current Courses
Spring 2025
Foundational Environmental Humanities Class Options:
ENG 1310 Writing and Academic Inquiry (EHUM)*
Theme: Foodways
- Section 2o: Meg Marcum TR
- Section 33: Meg Marcum TR
- Section 03: Lydia Martin TR
- Section 34: Lydia Martin TR
ENG 2301 British Literature (EHUM)*
- Sarah Riley (née Kaderbek) MW
- Kristyn Woytkewicz
ENV 1301 & 1101 Exploring Environmental Issues & Lab
- Sections 1-2: Andrew Stainback MWF
- Section 3: Kayla Garrett TR
- Section 6: Jay Banner TR
- Section 7: Kayla Garrett MWF
- Section 8 Kayla Garrett TR
ENV 1307 Climate Change: Environmental and Human Dimensions
- Sascha Usenko TR
ENV 1309 Introduction to Environmental Sustainability+
- Jay Banner TR
ENV 2376 Environment and Society
- Andrew Stainback TR
HIS 1300 US in Global Perspective (EHUM)*
- Section 3, 4: Bracy Hill MWF
- Section 5: Bracy Hill TR
GEO 1306 The Earth Through Time
- Section 1: Elizabeth Petsios MWF
- Section 2: Stacy Atchley Wintermester (Online)
GEO 1401 Earthquakes and Other Natural Disasters
- Steve Dworkin MWF
- Labs: Sharon Browning M,T,W, or R
GEO 1402 World Oceans
- James Fulton TR
- Labs: Sharon Browning M,T,W, or R
PHI 1308 Contemporary Moral Problems (EHUM)*
- James Marcum TR
*Only the sections of this course that include (EHUM) in the title are eligible to count for this minor. They are special environmentally themed versions of the class.
+This course is still going through inclusion in the minor in the official university catalog. It will still count for the minor but you will need to contact the Director (Joshua_King@baylor.edu) to receive a petition for credit in Spring 2025.
Humanities and the Environment Class Options:
REL 4393/ENV 4393 Environmental Ethics
- Matthew Whelan TR
ENGL 4372 Oceanic Literature
- Dan Walden MWF
ENGL 4366 Ecogothic Literature
- Sarah Ford MWF
- Lynne Hinojosa TR
PHI 4363 Philosophy and Medicine (EHUM)*
- James Marcum TR
THEA 4V9R Research in Sustainable Design+
- Sarah Mosher (Guided research-based course; can take for 3 credits)
*Only the sections of this course that include (EHUM) in the title are eligible to count for this minor. They are special environmentally themed versions of the class.
+This course is still going through inclusion in the minor in the official university catalog. It will still count for the minor but you will need to contact the Director (Joshua_King@baylor.edu) to receive a petition for credit in Spring 2025. For THEA 4V9R, please also email Sarah_Mosher@baylor.edu and Lisa_Denman@baylor.edu to be granted approval to take the course.
++ This is a special offering of GTX 4321 for Spring 2025. Students will receive EHUM credit if they contact the Director (Joshua_King@baylor.edu) to ask for a petition for credit.
Social and Natural Sciences Approaches to the Environment and Human Ecologies Class Options:
ECO 4323/AVS 4323/ENV 4323 The Environment and Economic Analysis
- Andrew Stainback TR
ENV 1303 Wildlife Ecology
- Sections 1, 3: Heidi Marcum MWF
ENV 2307 Ecology for a Changing World
- Heidi Marcum TR
ENV 3314/BIO 3315 Introduction to Environmental Health
- Wei-Chung Su TR
ENV 4307/PSC 4307 Environmental Law
- Julie King TR
ENV 4309/PSC 4309 Environmental Justice
- Julie King TR
ENV 4313 Agricultural Ecology
- Matthew Whelan and Doug Nesmith W
ANT 3320/ENV 3320 Environment and Human Behavior
- Sarah Alexander TR
ANT 4311/ENV 4310 World Food Problems
- Sarah Alexander TR
GEO 1309 Origins of Habitable Worlds
- Peter James MWF
MH 4391 Racial Disparities in Healthcare+
- Emilie Cunningham TR
PSC/ENV 3300 The Environment and Political Processes
- Julie King TR
PSC 3375 Model United Nations+
- Rebecca Flavin M (Prerequisite: Consent of Instructor)
SWO 4315 Foundations of for Social Justice+
- Erin Hill F
RLS 4331 Meanings, Culture, and Philosophy of American Landscapes+
- Chris Wynveen TR
+This course is still going through inclusion in the minor in the official university catalog. It will still count for the minor but you will need to contact the Director (Joshua_King@baylor.edu) to receive a petition for credit in Spring 2025.
Electives
Your 3 elective credits for the minor can come from any of the distribution lists, and they can include (EHUM) sections of Philanthropy & Public Service (PPS) 1100 or PPS 1101. These sections are worth 1 credit each. Only PPS sections with (EHUM) in their titles can count for this minor.
Eligible Spring 2025 PPS courses are listed below:
PPS 1100 Community Gardening (EHUM)
- Sections 3, 4: Doug Nesmith R
PPS 1100 Urban Farmers Market (EHUM)
- Bethel Erickson T