Employing a cultural approach, this course explores why our climate is changing and what each of us can do about it. Considers issues such as housing, transportation, diet, consumer products, as well as different forms of climate activism.

No Prerequisites

4

Units

Optional

Grading

1, 2, 3

Passtime

None

Level Limit

Letters and science

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HILTNER K C
Kenneth (Ken) Hiltner
3.7
359 reviews
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Summer 2024 . Hiltner K C
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09:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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09:30 AM - 10:55 AM
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ENGL23 . Hiltner K C 6 Months Ago

Enjoyed the class! Super chill esp if you are able to get the code from home. very nice, passionate professor

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ENG23 . Hiltner K C 7 Months Ago

there are two discussion posts and two quizzes per week. the questions asked on the quizzes you wouldnt know without looking it up and every question wrong seemed to drop a point from your grade. there is no final or midterms but lecture is so boring all he does is read word for word off his slides and get mad at people for talking.

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ENG23 . Hiltner K C 7 Months Ago

low commitment class to take alongside difficult courses. very boring lectures. consists of attendance grades, two quizzes and one film/reading discussion post a week. quizzes, which can be tricky, determine your grade so make sure you do well on them. course did give some valuable perspective on the climate crisis and what we can do about it!

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ENG23 . Hiltner K C 7 Months Ago

I definitely suggest taking this class as an easy GE, especially if you have other hard classes since there is very little work. There is no midterms or final and your entire grade is made up of attendance, biweekly quizzes and discussion posts. Although this class made me very depressed about the state of the world

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ENG23 . Hiltner K C 7 Months Ago

Pretty easy for the most part. Do readings and watch films, and you'll be fine. You get what you put into the class for sure. He tends to go on rants a bunch, but other than that, it's chill.

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ENG23 . Hiltner K C 8 Months Ago

No midterm or final but attendance was mandatory & small quizzes on assigned readings every lecture (2-3 questions). The lectures can get pretty boring/monotone but he posts everything online, even the stuff he says in lecture almost word for word so reading those before doing the quizzes guarantees an easy A. would retake.

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