Catalog: San José State University Fall 2006 - Spring 2008 Catalog | |
| 2 College of Social Sciences Deans Office Washington Square Hall 103 408-924-5300 www.sjsu.edu/depts/Social Sciences/socsci. htm African American Studies Anthropology Communication Studies Economics Environmental Studies Geography History Mexican American Studies Political Science Psychology Social Sciences Sociology Urban and Regional Planning P rograms in the College of Social Sciences prepare students for work and life in Silicon Valley and a rapidly changing world. Our thirteen departments provide training for careers in counseling, criminology, environmental restoration, computerized ... | |
| 0 Facilities, Organized Research Units and Unique Programs Library The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, an innovative collaboration that integrates the collections, services and staffs of two major institutions: The SJSU University Library and the San Jos Public Library is a unique learning and community center where the entire Silicon Valley Community students, faculty, and residents can learn for life. The combined collections include more than 1.5 million items and the building houses 33 delightful public art installations. Research Units Research units involve industry/university ... | |
| 20 Environmental Studies Department College of Social Sciences Washington Square Hall 118 408-924-5450 (Voice) 408-924-5477 (Fax) http://www.sjsu.edu/depts /EnvStudies/ Professors Gary A. Klee Lynne A. Trulio Associate Professors Rachel OMalley, Chair Assistant Professors Katherine Cushing Curricula BS, Environmental Studies BS, Environmental Studies, Concentration in Energy BA, Environmental Studies BA, Environmental Studies, Preparation for Teaching BS, Environmental Studies, Concentration in Environmental Impact Assessment Minor, Environmental Studies Minor, Energy and the Environment ... | |
| 20 ENVS 111. Geology and the Environment See GEOL 111. GE: R 3 units ENVS 112. Hazardous Waste Familiarization with major environmental problems through study of federal, state and regional regulation of hazardous waste management. Methods of treatment, disposal and destruction. Prerequisite: Junior standing, two semesters chemistry and biological science or instructor consent. 3 units ENVS 113. Atmospheric Pollution See METR 113. GE: R 3 units ENVS 116. Solar Energy Theory and Applications Theory and application of passive solar heating and cooling, daylighting, solar electric technologies. ... | |
