This course teaches about US and global food systems through interdisciplinary, experiential and peer-based learning, focusing on how food systems are shaped by and impact: agriculture and the environment, nutrition and public health, and urban planning and policy change. In addition to applying systems thinking (meeting jointly with NUTR555, EAS528, ENVIRON462, and URP 527) students in the URP 427 section will focus on the unique perspectives urban and regional planners bring to understanding and addressing food systems problems during class discussions and the major group project.
URP 427, Section 1
Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems
Fall 2024
Instructors:
Lesli Hoey
Term: Fall 2024
Section: 1
Class Number: 427
Credits: 3
Required: No
Elective: Yes
Meets: Tue, Thu 1:00-2:30pm 2024 DANA
Course Brief:
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