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Environmental Sociology: Nature, Society, and Equity (at Grays Harbor)

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What is nature? What is the relation between nature and human society? What is the role of social structure in shaping our environment? What are the underlying causes of environmental issues? Why are certain class, racial and ethnic groups more likely to bear the brunt of environmental consequences? What is environmental movement and how effective is it, and what are its limitations in addressing the environmental issues? How can we act as a community to create a more sustainable environment and more equitable future?

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Tolerance and Respect Show the Way Forward

Written by George Bridges on May 27, 2017 at 3:58 pm

A statement from Evergreen President George Bridges

May 27, 2017

At The Evergreen State College over the past week, we have had deep and sometimes intense exchanges among a group of students, faculty, and college administrators over equity and treatment of students. Some students on campus experience racism that interferes with their education. Others, including faculty, believe their freedom of expression is being restricted.

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Evergreen Student Wins $50,000 Veteran Business Plan Competition

Written by Nikki McCoy on May 22, 2017 at 3:25 pm

Nicholas Timm ’17, a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, and an Evergreen student focused on business and sustainability, recently won first place in the inaugural Veteran’s Incubator for Better Entrepreneurship (VIBE) Business Plan Competition.

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