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IDIS 237: Sustainability Cohort Experience* - USA

A spring break trip for the Sustainability Fellows cohort. We will circumnavigate Lake Michigan, visiting urban and rural communities, and meeting with representatives from public and private sectors. We will discover how sustainability is approached within different scales and models, and we will analyze those approaches from an interdisciplinary perspective.
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Credits: 1

Core: Environmental Sustainability

Basic Information

Location

Midwest, USA(Lake Michigan Region)

Program Type

Spring Break

Cost

$1,500 (Estimate)

Program Directors

Tom Hartzell
Campus Sustainability Program Coordinator
616-526-6238

Ben Gritter
Assistant Director of the Calvin Cohorts and Honors Coordinator

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