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Applied Environmental Leadership Project
Students are required to take a leadership role in a substantial project that leads to increased sustainability in an organizational or community setting. The project serves as demonstration of competence in the practical application of theory and skills learned in this degree program. This course is designed to support students through this process. Elements of project design and report writing are covered. Classes focus on coaching, feedback, analysis, and presentation of the applied leadership projects. Required for and restricted to EL MA students.
Course Number:
ENV725
Units:
3 Program:
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