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Sustainability, Social Innovation, and Entrepreneurship 

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This course introduces students to the histories, concepts, and crises of sustainability in different cultural contexts around the world. Students learn how people devise “social innovations” to address social, economic, and environmental challenges in ways that are effective, sustainable, and just. Students gain pragmatic skills in public speaking, writing, and facilitation. They get the opportunity to learn about social innovations on the �鶹��Ѱ�����Campus, in Boulder, and beyond.

The application of these approaches is driving the emergence of creative "solutionary" paradigms: policies, programs, products, services, businesses, and movements that address persistent socio-environmental problems and help demonstrate what sustainability means and looks like. 

Arts & Sciences Gen Ed: Social Sciences
3 credit hours