Religion

Asterisk (*) after year denotes honors thesis.

• 1977 Patricia Nixon, Christian Concepts in Environmental Education: Bible Study
  
  
• 1988 Karen Sclafani, Native North American SpiritualityConcerning the Natural World
• 1988 Kathryn R. Stam, The Tibetan Bonpos Mountains as Life,Mystery, and Power
  
  
• 1991 Elissa Pine, Love Your Mother? The Effects of GoddessRitual on Environmental Attitudes and Actions
  
  
• 1992 Paul E. Stephany, The African and the Amazonian Caboclo: AComparative Analysis of Their Religious and Healing Idealogies. AnEthnobotanical Study of Two Cultures in the Amazonian Region of Brazil
  
  
• 1994 Rachel Jolly, Ecofeminism and Its Potential To CounterReligious Dualisms: Seven Women's Perspectives on Hierarchical DualismsWithin Their Religious Views
  
  
• 1995 Nathan Wilson Farrell, An Historical View of Cosmic Redemption
• 1995 Anna M. Kamitises, In Search of Ecofeminist Spirituality: Working Towards Sustainable Human Relations, A Case Study of the Sacred Circle Dance Community
  
  
• 1996 Brian Richard Oestreich, Of Shabbat and Stewardship: An Environmental Ethic of the Jewish Holidays
  
  
• 1997 * Heather Kaplan, An Inquiry into Environmental Ethics and Religion
  
  
• 1998 * Susana Crespo, Liberation Theology: Empowering the People Toward Sustainable Development in Azvay, Ecuador
• 1998 * Stacey A. Schuster, Environmental and Agricultural Education at the North AvenueChristian School
  
  
• 1999 * Kristin Elizabeth Steele, An Examination of Food Choices, Dietary Habits, Eating Practices and Attitudes Toward Food Among Buddhists as an aspect of Buddhism and Ecology
  
  
• 2000 Bethany Stokes, Ecospiritual Activism on the Internet: A Look at Christian and Jewish Organizations Addressing Animal Rights Issues
  
  
• 2001 Andrew Greenwalt, The Watershed of Knowledge and the River of Wisdom
  
  
• 2002 Jeremy Rubingh, Exploiting Tibet: Environmental Degradation on the Roof of the World
  
  
• 2003 * Ashley Morton, Between Earth and Sky: A Cross-Cultural Education Project Linking Tibet and Vermont
• 2003 Seth Tell, Exploring the Elements: Earth Water Fire and Air
  
  
• 2004 Elizabeth Sisson, Hinduism and the Environment: Does the Earth Benefit from Yoga?
  
  
• 2005 Kelsey Rose Cornelius, Gastronomic Piety: Sustainable Food in the American Christian Tradition
  
  
• 2007 * Emily Abbott – Geo-Divinity: Sacred Landscapes of the Hindu Faith
• 2007 * Kelsey Ballard, Voluntary Simplicity: An Examination of the Motivations and Practices Involved in Adopting a Simplified Lifestyle
• 2007 Samantha Glaser, Eco-Shabbat: Elevating the Shabbos Table
• 2007 * Daniel Mills, Vers La Flamme: Sketches of the Seasons
  
  
• 2008 Emily Abbott  –  Geo-Divinity: Sacred Landscapes of the Hindu Faith
  
• 2008 Benjamin Stewart  –  A Comparative Study of Environmental Ethics in Jewish and Christian Communities at the University of Vermont
  
  
• 2010 Alyssa Catalano  –  Green Yoga?: Explorations in Environmental Connections to Yoga
  
• 2010 James S. Prendergast  –  Exploring Environmental Ideologies in Palmares II, a Community of Brazil’s Landless Rural Worker Movement
  
• 2010 Dan Rovensky  –  First Walk Through Trees Around Fire: An Exploration of Environmental Education at Camp Tel Yehudah
  
  
• 2011 * Taylor Ralph  –  Eating Practices and Attitudes among American Buddhists:  An aspect of Buddhism and Ecology
  

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