About us
The Center for the Study of Environment and Society (CSES) was created from the interest of Rice students in the environment, and the need to coordinate and oversee developments to environmental classes and programs of study at Rice. CSES was officially established in the Fall of 2001. To read the full History of Environmental Programs at Rice and CSES click HERE.
CSES coordinates courses and curricula on environmental topics offered in the schools of Engineering, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and Humanities. For a list of the environmentally related courses at Rice, visit our Education page.
CSES merged with CENHS (Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences) on July 2014. The new Director is Dominic Boyer. More information can be found at www.culturesofenergy.com
Andrea Galindo
CENHS coordinator
Prior to Fall 2014
Professor, Earth Science. Baker Institute Rice Scholar
Director, Administrative Center for Sustainability and Energy Management
Andrea Galindo
CSES coordinator
Advisory Committee
- Lilibeth Andre (Shell Center for Sustainability)
- Jim Blackburn (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
- Walter Chapman (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
- Stephen Klineberg (Sociology)
- Elizabeth Long (Sociology)
- Carrie Masiello (Earth Science)
- Gordon Wittenberg (School of Architecture)
- Kyriacos Zygourakis (Chemical Engineering)
- Environmental Club President
Office
- Location: Room 215B Anderson Bio Labs (google map)
- Phone: 713-348-5736
- Mail Stop: 110