The Center has primary responsibility for the Goldman Honors Program in Environmental Science, Technology, and Policy. This year-long seminar, taught by four CESP faculty members, is focused on a dozen specially selected seniors in the development of honors theses. Now in its sixth year, this program has produced a cadre of honor-student affiliates, many of whom have gone on to launch impressive environmental careers. In addition, substantial numbers of graduate students from several schools undertake their theses as integral parts of Center research projects. Walter P. Falcon School of Humanities and Sciences, Department of Economics Covers the interrelationships among food, population, resources, and economic development.
Emphasis is on the public sector decisin-making as it relates to food policy.