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Innovative courses from A&S faculty members

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Milstein Program scholars enroll in specialized courses during their time at Cornell including AS1111 First-Year Foundations, the MStudio speaker series, and have priority access to Faculty Fellow courses allowing for cohort-bonding, faculty and graduate student mentorship, and opportunities to engage in advanced research at the intersection of technology and the humanities.

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AMST 3418/ANTHR 3418/ANTHR 6418 Environmental Justice Studio
Chloe Ahmann
3 credits
R 2-4:30pm
Open to both undergraduate students and graduate students.

South Baltimore is a multiracial, working-class community where residents live amid toxic infrastructures of all kinds. For years, they have worked with academic allies to study these impositions and organize for environmental justice. In this cross-institutional engaged learning course, students at Cornell University and Johns Hopkins University will work together and alongside community partners in the city to create multimedia resources to support these efforts. Together, we will research, write, and produce a four-part video series about the racialized history of waste management in Baltimore.  

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