Course provides an understanding of different approaches to and meanings of disasters, and how people have faced disaster-related challenges in practical ways in a range of social, cultural, and environmental contexts. The course is designed to develop both critical analytical skills and hands-on problem solving skills.

Prerequisites: Environmental Studies 1 or 3 or Anthropology 2.

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Julie Maldonado
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ES130A . Maldonado J K 4 Years Ago

really interesting topics brought up in class, and she's pretty understanding. But she still kind of expected a lot from us considering we're in the middle of a pandemic. she also forced us to buy her expensive book that she wrote, which never sits right with me...

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ENV130A . Maldonado J K 5 Years Ago

She is such a good professor, always available outside the class. She will give you feedback by email as soon as possible! I wish i can take her class again!

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ENVS130A . Maldonado J K 6 Years Ago

Absolutely wonderful professor, probably the best Ive ever had. The perfect balance of a wonderful, kind person and an absolutely amazing instructor. Lectures are fascinating, she brings in many interesting case studies and outside speakers, and shes very modest about it but her research is AMAZING. 11/10!!

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ES130A . Maldonado J K 6 Years Ago

Dr. Maldonado is really well-organized and structured her class like an ideal college course. There was one big group project, a few in class readings (I didnt read and did fine), one assignment, and a final paper. I took the course over summer, and I only really had to work hard on the final paper. Attendance is taken for credit, but easy points!

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130A130B . Maldonado J K 6 Years Ago

Professor Maldonado is so amazing. She truly cares about her students and wants them to succeed.

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130A130B . Maldonado J K 7 Years Ago

Best teacher I have ever had. Does a great job of making the material applicable to real life, and willing to adapt material to cover current events. Super approachable and willing to clarify topics and homework questions. Some reading is discussed in class, but only few graded things. Final essay on topic you choose due usually during dead week.

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