Information for teachers

List of people and organisations known to be using SEWTHA in teaching

• "Physics for Future Presidents" - University of Colorado. Ryan Smith, JILA.
• "Energy Efficiency for Sustainability", a final year undergraduate module in Mechanical Engineering at The University of Nottingham. Dr Steve Pickering, Assoc. Prof. and Reader in Mechanical Engineering.
• Chris Schilling, Saginaw Valley State University - "a great set of lessons for a high school algebra class."
• Sustainable Technology through Advanced Interdisciplinary Research (STAIR) program at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Graduate curriculum in sustainability is using "Sustainable Energy - without the hot air". David Keffer, Director
• Professors A. B. Anton and J. W. Tester. CHEME 6660 Analysis of Sustainable Energy Systems. Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Cornell University
• Graduate seminar, University of Colorado. Instructor: Roger Pielke, Jr.
• Junior-level mechanical engineering Alternative energy course, Saginaw Valley State University in Michigan. Dr Chris Schilling.
• Graduate School of the Environment (GSE), Machynlleth. Renewable Energy in the Built Environment course (REBE), based at the Centre of Alternative Technology (CAT). Chris Laughton.
• Simon Fraser University [Select "Fall 2010 - Energy"]. Mark L Winston. pdf
• Raghuveer Parthasarathy, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, University of Oregon. Has used parts of SEWTHA in two physics courses I teach on "Energy and the Environment" and "Solar and Renewable Energies" for non-science-major undergraduates at the University of Oregon.
• University of Illinois - Graduate certificate program in "energy and sustainability engineering (EaSE)". - Prof John Abelson John R Abelson 217-333-7258 Department of Materials Science and Engineering 1304 W. Green St., Urbana, IL 61801