Sustainability Course Inventory by Department for Luther College
This inventory is based on a survey conducted in March 2009.  Faculty were asked if any courses they taught dealt with sustainability.  If they said yes, they were asked to rank how important sustainability was to the course's objectives, and how much class time was spent on sustainability.  A course is defined as sustainability-focused if faculty consider sustainability extremely or very important to course objectives, and 21-100% of class time deals with sustainability.  A course is defined as sustainability-related if faculty consider sustainability extremely or very important to course objectives but only deal with sustainability for 0-20% of class time, or if they consider sustainability moderately important to course objectives and 0-100% of class time deals with sustainability. 

* indicates a sustainability focused course, + indicates a sustainability related course

AFRICANA STUDIES
+AFST 239 New Hope Summer Camp, South Africa
+AFRS 221 Anthropology in East Africa: Culture Change Among the Maasai

ART 
*ART 139 Special Topics

BIOLOGY
*BIO 139/239 Ecology of the Southwest
*BIO 185 Natural History of Food
*BIO 365 Ecology 

ECONOMICS & BUSINESS 
*ECON 139/239 J-term in Brazil
*ECON 255 Environmental Economics
+MGT 362 Entrepreneurship

ENGLISH
*ENG 212 Creative Writing: Poetry and Fiction I
+ENG 312 Creative Writing: Poetry and Fiction II

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
*ENVS 130 Environmental Forays
*ENVS 133 Environmental Conservation
*ENVS 485 Environmental Studies Seminar

HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION
*HLTH 249 Personal and Community Health
+PE 100 Personal Fitness and Wellness
+PE 110 Skills Classes - Fly Fishing

MODERN LANGUAGES & LITERATURES
+GER 201 Intermediate German I

PAIDEIA
*PAID II 450 -Biodiversity
*PAID II 450 -Health Care Ethics
*PAID II 450 - Food and the Environment
*PAID II 450 - Making Peace and Breaking Bread
*PAID II 450 - Green Germany: Advanced Models of Sustainability
*PAID II 450 - Ethics, Energy, and Climate Policy
+PAID II 450: Maltese Language, History, Life, and Culture
*PAID II 450:  Contemporary ethical issues in the Mediterranean
*PAID II 450: Contemporary ethical issues in Scandinavia and the Baltic

PHILOSOPHY
+PHIL 139 Technology and the Human Condition
*PHIL 140 Environmental Philosophy
*PHIL 185 Ethics and Animals

POLITICAL SCIENCE
+POLS 130 American Politics
+POLS 132 Global Politics
+POLS 258 Environmental Politics and Policy

PSYCHOLOGY
+PSYC 239 Psychology of Aging

RELIGION
+REL 185 Religion, Ethics, and Animal Welfare
+REL 241 Christian Ethics
*REL 341 Environmental Ethics

SOCIOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY/SOCIAL WORK
*SOC 356 Environmental Sociology
+SW 303 Human Behavior in the Social Environment II

THEATRE/DANCE
*THD 126 Movement Fundamentals I: Practices of Alignment and Function
*THD 130 Contact Improvisation