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Peer reviewedVeigel, Jon M. – Liberal Education, 1975
The variety of approaches to environmental education are discussed from the standpoint of the environmental education student (the non-science student, the environmentalist, the interdisciplinary approach, the generalist, and the graduate) and from the standpoint of the university (the degree, faculty, courses, and program orientation). (JT)
Descriptors: College Faculty, College Programs, Courses, Curriculum Design
