Alesia Maltz (PhD)
Core FacultyDepartment of Environmental Studies
Courses Taught
I routinely teach a course in environmental history, environmental arts, environmental justice and writing seminars. As student interests arise, I teach seminars on water history and policy, food sovereignty, and indigenous knowledge. Here is a list of courses I have taught:
- Environmental History, graduate and undergraduate
- Art, Culture, Nature (Environmental Art), graduate
- Political Economy and Sustainability
- Global Environmental Change (Hist/Pol climate change) graduate
- Indigenous Knowledge and Community Action, graduate
- Environmentalism and Justice, graduate, undergraduate
- Environmental History and Policy of Water, graduate
- Environmental History of the Missouri River, graduate, undergraduate
- Sacred Story, graduate
- The Circle of Science and Spirituality, graduate and undergraduate
- Food Systems and Food Sovereignty, graduate
- Nutrition, Food Policy and History, undergraduate
- Ecological Diasporas, graduate
- History of American Reform Movements, undergraduate
- The Modern World (20th c world history), undergraduate
- Maine Island History and Historical Geography, undergraduate
- Islands: History and Natural History, undergraduate
- Caribbean Ecology, History and Navigation, undergraduate
- Caribbean History and Geography, undergraduate
- Historical Geography, undergraduate
- American History Survey, undergraduate
- History of Evolutionary Theory, undergraduate
- Human Ecology Core Course, undergraduate
- Technology and Society, undergraduate
- Science and Society, undergraduate
- Medicine and Culture, undergraduate
- Textile Design, undergraduate
