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Earth Systems Program
Environmental Justice Minor
2026-27
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*Follow all requirements as stated for the year of the program sheet used.*
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Name:
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Instructions:
- Must complete with a Peer Advisor- Office Hours found HERE
- Make a copy and share with LaShanette Breazell: lbreazel@stanford.edu (please allow editing access!)
- Please fill in the grade for classes you have already taken and highlight classes that you plan to take in the future.
- Keep this sheet updated with new grades after each quarter and any changes to your class selections.
- Declaration process and instructions found HERE.
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- Questions? Please contact LaShanette Breazell: lbreazel@stanford.edu
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Program Policies:
1. All courses must be taken for a letter grade, unless letter grading is not an available option, and passed with a minimum grade of a D-.
2. Courses appearing in multiple requirements may not be double-counted.
3. Completion of a minimum of 24 units is required.
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Core Course Requirements
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Gateway
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CourseTitleUnitsQuarter & YearGrade
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EARTHSYS 194Introduction to Environmental Justice: Race, Class, Gender and Place4
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Reflection
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CourseTitleUnitsQuarter & YearGrade
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EARTHSYS 134Environmental Justice Minor Reflection2
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Elective Requirements
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History of Socio-Environmental Movements
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CourseTitleUnitsQuarter & YearGrade
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CEE 130R Racial Equity in Energy2-3
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CSRE 121Discourse of the Colonized: Native American and Indigenous Voices5
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EARTHSYS 120Environmental Justice in California3
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EARTHSYS 120AClimates of Inequality3
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EARTHSYS 142JEnvironmental Justice and Literature3-5
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EARTHSYS 146JBlack Ecologies3-5
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EARTHSYS 169Race, Nature, and the City4
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EARTHSYS 195Study of the Commons, Commoning, and Cooperative Approaches to Self-Governance and Sustainability3
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EARTHSYS 223EHow Do We Get Out of Here? Global Ecocide3-5
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SOC 103Human and Planetary Health3-4
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STS 190Environment, Technoscience, and Society4
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URBANST 141Gentrification5
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Ethical Frameworks
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CourseTitleUnitsQuarter & YearGrade
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CSRE 126C Ethics and Leadership in Public Service3-4
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ETHICSOC 171Justice4-5
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ETHICSOC 178MIntroduction to Environmental Ethics4-5
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Practice
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CourseTitleUnitsQuarter & YearGrade
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CEE 130B Quest for an Inclusive Clean Energy Economy3-4
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CEE 330 Racial Equity in Energy2-3
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CHPR 113 Healthy/Sustainable Food Systems: Maximum Sustainability across Health, Economics, and Environment4
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CHPR 227The Science of Community Engagement in Health Research3
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CSRE 146ADesigning Research for Social Justice: Creating a Community Engaged Research Project3
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CSRE 146BCommunity Engaged Research - Principles, Ethics, and Design3
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CSRE 161PEntrepreneurship for Sustainability and Social Impact3
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EARTHSYS 91EJEnvironmental Justice Storytelling: Writing for Impact3
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EARTHSYS 114 Global Change and Emerging Infectious Disease3
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EARTHSYS 125Shades of Green: Exploring and Expanding Environmental Justice in Practice3-4
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EARTHSYS 142 Remote Sensing of Land3
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EARTHSYS 160 Sustainable Cities4-5
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EARTHSYS 176MSpatial Planning for Gigascale Renewables & Transmission3
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EARTHSYS 177MEnvironmental Storytelling4-5
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EARTHSYS 181 Urban Agroecology3
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EARTHSYS 192 Multimedia Environmental Communication3
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HISTORY 200B Doing Environmental History: Water Justice5
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HUMRTS 108Advanced Spanish Service-Learning: Migration, Asylum, and Human Rights at the Border1-3
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INTNLREL 142 Challenging the Status Quo: Innovation in the Public Sector3-5
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LAW 2504 Environmental Law and Policy3
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LAW 2505 Land Use Law3
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LAW 2515 Environmental Justice3
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LAW 2520Climate Law and Policy3
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ME 206ADesign for Extreme Affordability4
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ME 206BDesign for Extreme Affordability4
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PEDS 150Advancing Health Equity: Exploring Social Determinants of Health and Multi-sector Solutions3
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PUBLPOL 174 The Urban Economy4
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PUBLPOL 135 Regional Politics and Decision Making in Silicon Valley and the Greater Bay Area4
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SUSTAIN 210Energy Equity Policy Lab3
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Community Engaged Learning Component
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Of the 24 units, a minimum of 12 units must be earned through completing courses designated as Cardinal Courses by the Haas Center; alternatively, a student may petition for one non-Cardinal Course that includes a community engaged component to count toward this requirement. Cardinal Courses may be double counted across requirements.
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CourseTitleUnitsQuarter & YearGrade
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CSRE 146ADesigning Research for Social Justice: Creating a Community Engaged Research Project3
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CSRE 146BCommunity Engaged Research - Principles, Ethics, and Design3
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CHPR 227The Science of Community Engagement in Health Research3
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EARTHSYS 120Environmental Justice in California3
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EARTHSYS 120AClimates of Inequality3
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EARTHSYS 125
Shades of Green: Exploring and Expanding Environmental Justice in Practice3