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• Activities and Societies: -Thesis: This Thesis was Focused on Transition Towns and Pro-Environmental Behavior Change. To View Masters Thesis, Transition Towns: an Intervention Method for Encouraging Pro-Environmental Behaviour Change, GO To: Http://Hdl.Handle.Net/10063/1123relevant Coursework: -Environmental Economics and Public Policy: Essential Elements of Policy Theory and Practice have Been Explored in Relation to Economic Theory and the Environment. -MāOri Environmental and Resource Management: an Understanding of the MāOri Worldview Allowed for the Consideration of Contemporary Resource Management in Comparison with MāOri Resource Management. -Environmental and Conservation Management: A Discussion of Ecological Concepts Facilitated the Consideration of How They could be Used in Nature Conservation and Environmental Management. -Special Topic: Issues in Environment and Development: Combining the Issues Into an Integrated Conservation and Development Approach was Considered to Create an Understanding of How These Two Fields Need to Work Along Side Instead of Against Each Other.
• Activities and Societies: Habitat for Humanity, Volunteered at Homeless Shelterrelevant Coursework: - General Ecology: Discussion of the Basic Principles Concerning the Relationships Between Organisms and Their Environments. Gained Knowledge of Ecological Concepts and Environmental Monitoring Techniques Such as Testing Vegetation Physiology and Soil Sampling. - Ornithology: A Study of the Form and Function of Birds, Their Identification, Life History and Adaptations. - Socioeconomics of Human Populations: the Course Describes Basic Factors and Processes Related to Local and National Populations Throughout the World. it Examines Factors Affecting Population Growth and Size, and How These Interact with the Economic Variables. -Interdisciplinary Research: This Course Examines and Applies Principles of Interdisciplinary Research on Currently Relevant Environmental Topics of Interest to the Class. This Class is A Seminar and is Intended to Serve as A Capstone Course for the Program.