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ERTH 1000E: The Human Epoch: Living in the Anthropocene

Introduction to geoscience focusing on human activities as agents of geologic change. Examines human planetary processes in our current epoch, the Anthropocene. Provides a novel frame for contemporary environmental issues such as climate change, sustainability, mass extinctions, land use, and waste disposal. Interaction between earthly processes and human affairs.

Credits
3
Offered
Spring 2027, Fall 2026
Campuses
Storrs, Waterbury, Hartford
Gen Ed
CA3: Science & Technology, E: Environmental Literacy, TOI4: Environmental Literacy, TOI6: Science & Empirical Inq
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Spring 2027 sections

Taught by Tammo Reichgelt and Kira Eaton.

SectionTypeMeetsInstructorCampusRoomSeats
001LECTBATammo ReichgeltStorrsOnline0 of 250 open
002LECTBATammo ReichgeltStorrsOnline0 of 250 open
331LEC3:35PM - 4:50PM / MoWeKira EatonWaterburyWREC 30431 of 35 open

Seats as of Nov 12, 2026. HuskyScheduler shows live seats when you search.

Fall 2026 sections

Taught by Benjamin Chilson-Parks, Saranya Gautam, and Ozan Sinoplu.

SectionTypeMeetsInstructorCampusRoomSeats
001LEC2:30PM - 3:20PM / MoWeFrBenjamin Chilson-Parks, Saranya GautamStorrsGW 002107 of 250 open
002LEC3:35PM - 4:25PM / MoWeFrBenjamin Chilson-Parks, Ozan Sinoplu, Saranya GautamStorrsGW 002196 of 250 open
701LEC6:45PM - 9:15PM / MoTBAHartfordHTB 1464 of 40 open

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