Trinity recently hosted a visit by government and university officials from Germany in honor of 30 years of the Baden-Württemberg–Connecticut Partnership.
Academics posted Andrew J. Concatelli
Faculty members at Trinity College are responding to the global climate crisis by offering new courses that address climate change through various academic disciplines.
Professor of Physics and Environmental Science Christoph Geiss
“It’s a problem that affects every single person on this planet not just environmental science majors,” said Professor of Physics and Environmental ScienceChristoph Geiss. “To solve this climate crisis, the economists have to figure out how to have a functioning economy that is sustainable; political science people need to deal with the social and equity issues; and in times of distress, people turn to the arts. We’re all involved in this and we all can contribute, so this subject has to permeate the entire curriculum and the entire student body.”