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Listed
here
are
courses
offered
in
Spring
2012
that
explore
social,
economic
and
environmental
dimensions
of
sustainability
challenges
and
solutions.
The
courses
vary
in
the
degree
to
which
sustainability
is
a
focus
of
study
and
are
classified
into
two
categories.
Sustainability
Investigations
courses,
identified
by
the
label
SINV,
engage
students
in
deep
and
focused
study
of
problems
of
sustainability
as
a
major
emphasis
of
the
course.
Sustainability
Connections
courses,
identified
by
the
label
SCON,
engage
students
in
making
connections
between
the
main