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| EVPP 427 - Disease Ecology/Conservation |
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Presents the trans-disciplinary discipline of conservation medicine, the study of relationships between organism and ecosystem health and environmental conditions. Topics include infectious and noninfectious diseases, pathogens, processes, and impacts on human, biotic, and ecosystem health, and how to address the consequences of diseases to populations and ecological communities. Notes: This course will co-meet with EVPP 527. Undergraduate students in this course will have separate (shorter) reading and writing assignments and will be graded according to a different rubric than the graduate students.
3.000 Credit hours 3.000 Lecture hours Levels: Non-Degree, Undergraduate, Washington Consortium Schedule Types: Lecture Environmental Science & Policy Department Course Attributes: Undergraduate - Upper Division |
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