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Resilient food system studies

Kansas Weslyan Univ​ersity

Kansas Weslyan University (KWU) is a private four year Christian-based college founded in Salina, Kansas in 1886. It has a student body of 748 student and has a 14:1 student to faculty ratio.

KWU brings their Ecospheric Studies and Community Resilience (B.S.) degree track to the RSC community with their focus in Biological/Environmental Sciences, Environmental Social Sciences, Resilience Economics and Ethics.

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As well, KWU maintains a strong connection with the Land Institute and Dr. Wes Jackson. 

Degree Offerings

  • ​​Ecospheric Studies and Community Resilience (B.S.)

Local Partners

  • ​Land Institute
    • The Land Institute is a research organization that explores potential alternatives to current destructive agricultural practices focusing on perennial grain crops and polyculture farming solutions.

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  • Home
  • About
    • Shared Values
    • RSC Stewards
    • RSC Student Stewards
    • Contact
  • Partner Universities
    • Black Hills State University >
      • BHSU's Contributions
    • Eberswalde University for Sustainable Developement >
      • Eberswalde Contributions
    • Kansas Weslyan University >
      • KWU's Contributions
    • Principia College >
      • PC's Contributions
    • Sonoma State University >
      • Sonoma's Contributions
    • Roosevelt University >
      • RU's Contributions
      • Sustainability at Roosevelt
    • The Evergreen State College- Tacoma >
      • Evergreen's Contributions
    • Paul Quinn College >
      • Paul Quinn College Contributions
    • Western Colorado University >
      • Western's Contributions
      • MEM Program
    • Northern New Mexico College >
      • NNMC Contributions
    • Paul Smith's College >
      • PSC Contributions
    • Tuskegee University >
      • TU Contributions
  • RSC in Action
    • RSC in Action
  • EVENTS
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events >
      • Summer Retreat 2020
      • Western's Spring Symposium
      • Roosevelt University Spring 2017 SUST Symposium
      • Summer Retreat 2017
    • Speakers
  • 2020 Summer Course Offerings
    • ENVS 397: Mountain Resiliency
    • ENVS 392: Environmental Justice
    • ENVS 376: The Colorado Water Workshop
    • SUST 361: Urban Ecology
    • Political Economic Ethnography
    • Beyond Dirt: The Ecology of Soil