Teaching
David A. Sonnenfeld, Ph.D.
Dept. of
Environmental Studies
State University of New York
College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Virtual Lecture: "Ecological
Modernization Theory: An Introduction", Renmin University, China, October 2009
(on iTunes U) [link]
Current Courses
Spring 2012
I will be a Visiting Scholar with the
Environmental Policy Group, Dept. of Social Sciences, Wageningen University, the
Netherlands, during the spring semester
Fall 2012
Spring 2013
Other Courses Taught*
Graduate
- EST 796, Ecological Modernization Theory (SUNY ESF)
- EST 796, Asian Environmental Policy (SUNY ESF)
- EST 797, Chinese Environmental Policy
[syllabus,
resources] (SUNY ESF)
- EST 797, Research Ethics
in Environmental Research [syllabus] (SUNY ESF)
- S435, Superpowers in Global Environmental Politics: China and the U.S. [outline, readings] (Wageningen University)
- Soc. 510, Development of Social Theory
- Soc. 532, Environmental Sociology
- ER 290, Environmental Sociology (UC Berkeley)
- S38, American Environmental Politics (Wageningen University)
- Soc. 535, Technology and Society
- Soc. 548, Political Sociology
Undergraduate
- Anth. 418, Human Issues in
International Development
- CRS 335,
Cross-National Perspectives on Community
- CRS 391, Food and Society
- Soc. 301, Rural Sociology: Agriculture and Social Change
- Soc. 320, Introduction to Social Research
- Soc. 332, Society and
Environment
- Soc. 410, Development of Social Theory
- Soc. 430, Society and
Technology
- Soc. 442, Political
Sociology
- Soc. 474, Collective
Behavior and Social Movements
- Soc. 491, Computer
Literacy for Social Scientists
- Soc. 491, Hanford
Social and Environmental History
- Soc. 187, Society and Natural Resources (UC Santa
Cruz)
* Washington State University, except as noted
Graduate Research and Training Project
- "Ethics Education in Environmental Science and
Engineering". Ethics Education in Science and Engineering (EESE) Program,
National Science Foundation. Collaborative research and education
project, with Dianne Quigley and Phil Brown, Brown University, 2010-13
(co-PI)
[press release]
Graduate Capstone Seminars
- Caroline Savage, MPS in Environmental Studies candidate, "Syracuse: The Emerald City?", September 13, 2011 [link]
- Kyle Bell, MS in Environmental Studies candidate, "Transfer of Transportation Policy in Mexico City: Case Study of Metrobús Bus Rapid Transit System," April 25, 2011 [link]
- Nayoung Jo, MS in Environmental Studies candidate, "Ecology, Economy, and Natural Resource Management in 1970s Korea," November 18, 2010 [link]
Visiting Scholar Seminars
- Zhen Lin, Associate Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Beijing Forestry University, "Green Governance in China: Strategies and Management for Climate Change,"
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last updated
January 04, 2012