COURSES – FALL 2026 / Interdisciplinary / EARTH: WHAT'S ON TOP
Coordinators: Judy Weis, Pete Weis
This semester, the course will focus on the natural features of the Earth that are on the surface.
We will examine mountains, volcanoes, various types of forests, from pine forests to tropical rain forests, grasslands, the various kinds of wetlands (freshwater and salt water), glaciers, deserts, and the atmosphere. Presenters will focus on why a particular ecosystem is found in a particular location (such as soil type, water, temperature, altitude). Presenters will also focus on how these different features (called “biomes”) are changing due to human activities such as changing the climate.
B WEEK / THURSDAY / 10:30 AM – NOON / HYBRID / ROOM 15-17 / RECORDED
| Earth: What’s on Top | ||
| Date | Presenter | Title |
| Sep 17 | Pete Weis | Air and Water |
| Oct 01 | Larry Shapiro | Deserts |
| Oct 15 | Larraine Mancuso | Polar Regions |
| Oct 29 | Peter Dichter | Volcanoes |
| Nov 12 | Linda Downs | Landscape Art |
| Dec 03 | Bonne Franklin, Karen Cullen | Forests |
| Dec 17 | Judy Weis | Grasslands |
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