Environmental Crime, Law, and Justice

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Students will be introduced to Environmental Crime and Law.  Students will consider critical questions such as, why study environmental harm?  Should these harms be considered crimes?  Furthermore, where might criminal justice and environmental degradation intersect?  A theoretical foundation will be surveyed as well as a short historical analysis of environmental movements.  The course will then turn toward looking at Environmental Crime Investigation, which organizations and databases are used for data collection, and some future issues and challenges that may emerge. 

Material Type: Homework/Assignment, Lecture Notes, Syllabus

Authors: Robin Hofstetter, Edward Green

English 222-99 (Honors): Writing Tutor Practicum

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ENG 222-99 (HON) focuses on issues related to academic literacies by discussing professional and scholarly materials, collaborative writing projects, and putting theories into practice through tutoring other Roosevelt students in the classroom and at the Learning Commons. 

Material Type: Lesson, Syllabus

Authors: Robin Hofstetter, Vincent Francone