Examines the ways that humans interact with, use, and perceive the environment and nature, with a focus on the cultural, political, and economic features of human environment relationships across time and in different parts of the world. Through readings, in-class activities and discussions, field trips, and research projects, students will gain a better understanding of how anthropological theory, research, and applications can be used to address contemporary environment topics and problems.

Prerequisites: Environmental Studies 1 or 3 or Anthropology 2.

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HOELLE J A
Jeffrey Hoelle
4.0
91 reviews
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HSSB 4202
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11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
9 / 12

HSSB 3202
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09:00 AM - 09:50 AM
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HSSB 4202
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13:00 PM - 13:50 PM
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Fall 2025 . Hoelle J A
BUCHN1920
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12:30 PM - 13:45 PM
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ANTH 152 Hoelle J A Fall 2025 Total: 35
ANTH 152 Hoelle J A Fall 2020 Total: 33
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4.0
ANTH152A . Hoelle J A 5 Years Ago

This class felt more like a high school English class then an Anthropology class about the Amazon. The zoom meetings were pretty much just a discussion of feelings and typical Marxist jargon. What turned me off was that the text for this class was written by him so we kinda just gave him a bonus when all the class bought it on Amazon

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ANTH152A . Hoelle J A 5 Years Ago

This class was super laidback and really enjoyable. Weekly meetings on Zoom and attendance was taken. Read his book which was interesting. Had fun assignments, like a film analysis. Gives study guides for tests. Very approachable and respects his students. I recommend this class!

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ANTH102 . Hoelle J A 3 Months Ago

The lectures are so boring and he just likes to hear himself talk about his own research. The content of the class is really self-explanatory which is nice. Overall, the class is easy, but I just dislike that his lectures are mandatory because they are genuinely not useful.

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ANTH2 . Hoelle J A 11 Months Ago

Lot of the material on exams comes from lecture and textbook readings. Professor's lectures are interesting and his slides are useful, attendance is mandatory but only counts some of the iclickers so missing is not a big deal. 2 papers that are relatively easy.

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ANTH2 . Hoelle J A 1 Year, 1 Month Ago

I really liked prof hoelle! he was really funny and engaging. lectures were a little boring but not bad. sections were mandatory and lecture occasionally had iclickers. There's two short papers but your grade really depends on who ur TA is. midterm was in person but the final was online and was way too long for the amount of time we were given.

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ANTH2 . Hoelle J A 1 Year, 1 Month Ago

Lectures could get boring but overall it was a pretty chill class. Paper guidelines were vague and your grade just depended on your TA. Its a good ge requirement.

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