E-M:/ MSU graduate course on Health and Environment

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MSU Course:  Health and Environment.  Offered by the Department of 
Sociology.

Instructor: Sabrina McCormick (mccor124@msu.edu; 
http://sociology.msu.edu/smccormick.html)
  Dr. McCormick is an internationally known expert on evironmental 
health.  She has recently been appointed a United Nations Environment 
Fellow.  She directed "No Family History" a film tracing the 
experiences of three women with breast cancer, and has published 
extensively on environmental health.

SOC 950 Health and Environment --
This course will take an interdisciplinary approach to understanding 
the connections between health and environment in domestic and 
international settings. We will examine the biological, social and 
political aspects of this subject. Specific foci will include the 
biological and epidemiological aspects of exposure, the social norms 
and values that shape environmental health outcomes, and the 
institutions that mediate human exposures to environmental toxins.
Meeting time: W 1:50-4:40


Best,
Tom Dietz
Professor of Sociology and Crop and Soil Sciences
Director of the Environmental Science and Policy Program
environment.msu.edu





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