GEN 172

Environmental Health and Environmental Justice

University of Minnesota-Rochester · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course examines environmental health issues and the complex challenges that occur within our communities that affect human health. Examination of environmental health at a micro level--investigating problems that occur within the Rochester community--to understand macro concepts. Includes community engagement with learning opportunities to assess current and past environmental conditions throughout the Rochester, MN area. Themes for this course include neighborhood-churning, food, water, air, and waste while investigating corresponding environmental justice issues that contribute to negative health outcomes. Incorporates a variety of hands-on engaged community learning in partnership with community stakeholders with in-class activities and field trip experiences. This “hands-on” learning in our community encourages critical reflection for students to reconcile personal ideals with new knowledge and skills. prereq: 2561

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