EJ Teaching Resources

The Center for Environmental Justice and Sustainability, through the research efforts of Faculty Fellow Dr. Trileigh Tucker, is delighted to offer this Environmental Justice Teaching Resource (EJTR).

The EJTR comprises the following list. Click on the links to explore:

• Executive Summary

• Foundational Documents

  Highlights some of the books and articles used most frequently in EJ classes; when available, links to the complete article or document are provided

• Assessment and Assignments Summary

  Highlights notable assignments and summarizes assessment/grading methods in various EJ courses

• Selected Environmental Justice Syllabi

  Find links to course syllabi, providing information about a variety of EJ courses taught at universities across the country

• Textbooks Used in EJ Courses

  A bibliography of most commonly used textbooks

• Characteristics of Universities Surveyed

  Briefly highlights characteristics of those universities included in this study

Read Dr. Tucker's Final Report where she provides more detail about her study, including the methodology and results. 

Dr. Trileigh Tucker, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at Seattle University, and one of CEJS’s first Faculty Fellows, developed the resource. Her fellowship supported the research behind and creation of this resource.

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