The value of a college degree varies by major, field and highest degree earned. There is some interesting data from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce, encapsulated in the report What’s It Worth? The Economic Value of College … Continue reading
This is pre-registration week for the 2011 Spring Semester at Williams College. I’ve met with a steady stream of students asking about the pros and cons of majoring or concentrating in Environmental Studies. While I’m delighted to chat with you … Continue reading
Some of you are transferring into my course during the drop-add period. If you missed the first class, here is what you should do. First, sign into Glow, William’s course management site, and navigate to the course web page. The … Continue reading
The fall semester for 2010-2011 begins soon, and for the first time ever, two environmental studies majors are coming to Williams College. Williams College boasts the oldest environmental program at a liberal arts college in North America. Founded shortly after … Continue reading
I’m pleased to report that Williams College recently approved two new majors in Environmental Studies – environmental science and environmental policy. We also retain our concentration in environmental studies, an option that is more than a minor but not quite … Continue reading
Choosing the right computer platform is a personal and institutional decision. The machine and its software has to work for you, as well as integrate into the network of hardware and software applications of your department and institution. I cannot … Continue reading
