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Paul Smith's College

Paul Smith’s College (PSC) is a private institution with a 14,000 acre campus located among the lakes, mountains, and wilderness of upstate New York. The curriculum delivers an experiential education that combines intellect and practical skills with an ethos of appreciation for hands-on work as a vehicle for self-discovery and wholeness.
 
Placed deep in the rural landscape and communities of the six million acre Adirondacks, an intricate blend of private and public lands, our faculty and students examine topics such as social and ecological interdependence, climate adaptation, and the natural tensions between resource conservation and economic development. 
 
The Adirondack Park also serves as a case study of resilience, sustainability and interactions between ecological and social-cultural systems; and because the park is part of UNESCO’s Champlain-Adirondack Biosphere Reserve, it affords an opportunity to study local and global dimensions of resilience. 

Academic Offerings

  • Biology
  • Ecological Restoration
  • Environmental Science
  • Environmental Studies
  • Fisheries & Wildlife Sciences
  • Forestry
  • Human Health & the Environment
  • Natural Resources Conservation & Management
  • Parks and Conservation Management
  • Recreation, Adventure Education & Leisure Management
  • Sustainable Communities and Working Landscapes
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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
  • Shared Resources
    • 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