Eco House Learning Community
The Eco House Learning Community in Reilly Hall connects roughly 20 freshman studying:
- environmental science
- environmental studies
- biology
- forestry
- geology
- and related fields
Join this
group if you want to:
- focus on making positive environmental change
through environmental research and education, community engagement, and
personal
- study your personal impact on the environment
and use this knowledge to promote environmentally sustainable living within the
university and Flagstaff community
- meet other students and study buddies in
environmental programs
Priority enrollment
Seats in certain high-demand, major-based classes will be
reserved for Eco House Learning Community residents. Your adviser will help you
enroll in these courses. Visit Priority Enrollment to find out more about enrollment and advising.
Seats will be reserved in:
Fall semester:
FS 121 You're Water, Your Life: Explore Flagstaff’s watershed, Glen Canyon Dam and the Colorado River through the context of water law in the West, and the environmental, economic, and social issues affecting the river. You will learn the geography of the Colorado river and its tributaries, the flora and fauna, the issues impacting the management of the river (environmental, recreation, and economic), archaeology or early residents of the canyon, and the cultural significance of the Colorado river and Grand Canyon to tribal people today. All theory from this course will be applied in action through the campus-based Action Research Team (ARTs), AGWA.