People & the Environment is a merger of Physical Geography with Social Science, taught in the Virtual environment. One of the course's primary emphases is how natural systems operate and how humans have responded to them. Another emphasis is how humans have impacted natural systems at the local and global scale.

This course is designed to provide you with a survey of regional and global interactions among people, their geographic location and utilization of space, and the physical environment. Furthermore, this course is ideal for students wishing to broaden their knowledge of Earth systems, expand their understanding of current environmental issues, and gain an appreciation for humans' relationships with the Earth.

ISS 310-V Staff
Course Instructors: each section has its own Instructor, who you will be introduced to the week before class starts
Online Course Coordinators: Kristy Stanley, oversees instruction; Beth Weisenborn, oversees course content and maintenance
Course Advisory Faculty: Dr. Alan Arbogast, created this course and oversees the Course Coordinator

When is ISS 310-V offered?
At least one section of ISS 310-V is offered during the 1st and 2nd Summer Sessions; it is not offered during the Fall and Spring semesters. See the Schedule of Courses for more details.

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