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SALI 201: Introduction to the Salish Sea

Salish Sea Studies · 4 credits

This place-based and interdisciplinary course introduces students to the complex ecologies and human experiences of the Salish Sea region, an international body of water that is governed by the United States, Canada, and over 60 Tribes and First Nations. Students will learn content in the areas of natural and social sciences, and Indigenous ways of knowing, while learning process-based skills in inquiry and critical thinking, problem-solving, multimedia project development, and tools for advocacy and policy engagement. The course will also integrate experiential learning through local field trips and optional regional field trips, including cross-border experiences.

Offered in 22 of the 26 listed terms (Spring 2021 to Spring 2027).

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Prerequisites

None that Banner enforces.

From Banner's catalog for Spring 2027. Banner lists only the requisites it enforces, so check the catalog entry too.

Required by (8)

C/AM 369, C/AM 397B, ENG 385, SALI 390, SALI 496, UEPP 369, UEPP 397B, UEPP 463

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Instructors

Every offering in the listed terms (26 sections)