Move the offices of the Program in Environmental Studies so that they are more centrally located to other offices on the campus, including the new natural science facility. Offices have not yet been moved, yet this recommendation will be open to discussion upon completion of Bicentennial Hall. Appoint faculty to serve on the Environmental Studies Steering Committee. These faculty have been appointed. Maintain a commitment to have the Directorship of the ES Program rotate among the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, and to have no one person direct the program more than three consecutive years.
Rotation occurs, with the three year term limit.
Initiatives have been expanded through the work of the Director of Environmental Affairs and Planning. Specific recommendations that should be acted on by the appropriate faculty committee in a manner that leads to their implementation Ensure that there is no net loss in the number of faculty teaching in the environmental curriculum. There has been no net loss. Create new faculty positions to support the maintenance and development of the environmental curriculum, including positions in the fields of environmental ethics, environmental history, anthropology, sociology, international policy, art, geology, and environmental law. The Environmental Studies Program should play a role in developing the descriptions of the positions and conducting the searches.