4 courses with the subject MONT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
enroll in this course. GPA Common Area: Cross-Cultural Studies, Historical Studies Typically Offered: Fall
This course addresses water both across the globe and through time. In it we will examine the hydrological cycle, consider the different types of water sources, and explore how water impacts human populations. We will see that this necessity is not only vital for survival and integral to daily life, but also that it can be destructive. With a seminar format, this course is reading- and discussion-heavyand we will learn a lot from sharing with each other! This course includes a Community-Based Learning (CBL) placement with focus on the natural world in order to help us find hope and joy through interaction with the environment and through addressing environmental issues. GPA units: 1 Common Area: Historical Studies
This course addresses water both across the globe and through time. In it we will examine the hydrological cycle, consider the different types of water sources, and explore how water impacts human populations. We will see that this necessity is not only vital for survival and integral to daily life, but also that it can be destructive. With a seminar format, this course is reading- and discussion-heavyand we will learn a lot from sharing with each other! This course includes a Community-Based Learning (CBL) placement with focus on the natural world in order to help us find hope and joy through interaction with the environment and through addressing environmental issues.
This course addresses water both across the globe and through time. In it we will examine human interactions with water, consider how humans approach different types of water resources, and explore human impacts on waterscapes. We will see how human ingenuity is utilized to exploit this vital necessity, but also how human intervention can be destructive. This course includes a Community-Based Learning (CBL) placement with focus on the natural world in order to help us find hope and joy through interaction with the environment and through addressing environmental issues.
Source: College of the Holy Cross's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
