CRN: 44488MWF: 10-10:50 AMLocation: TBDInstructor: Adan F. PascualCourse Description:This course is an introduction to the Mayan language and community of Guatemala known as Q’anjob’al. It is designed to provide students with an overview of the Q’anjob’al speakers and their complex everyday sociocultural interactions. Also, it introduces the use of the Q’anjob’al language in context for students to become familiar with its spoken sounds. This course is a foundation for further study of this community and its ability to maintain its identity and traditions despite the outside influences....

Spring 2025 NRES 598 Gender & Environment in the Amazon (3 credit hours) University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Day, Time Room Turner Hall Instructor: Professor McKenzie Johnson (she/her) Turner Hall S-512 Office Phone: 217-300-8308 Email: mfj4@illinois.edu Office Hours: Wednesday 2:00-3:00 or by appointment  1. Course Description What is this course about? Scholarship across environmental justice, political ecology, gender studies, and environmental politics is increasingly drawing attention to the problem of violence against land and...