| Nbr | Course No | Title | Credit | Days | Time | Room | Professor |
|---|
| 3881 |
PO 101 01 SL |
Introduction to Politics |
3, U |
MWF |
11-11:50 |
JH208 |
Jett, Terri R |
| 3882 |
PO 101 02 SL |
Introduction to Politics |
3, U |
TR |
9:35-10:50 |
JH335A |
McEvoy-Levy, Siobhán |
| 1481 |
PO 101 03 |
Introduction to Politics |
3, U |
TR |
11-12:15 |
JH076 |
Payne, Jeffrey |
| 2205 |
PO 131 01 |
Introduction to US Politics |
3, U |
MW |
5:30-6:45 |
JH201 |
Ullrich, Greg |
| 3553 |
PO 151 01 |
Intro to Comparative Politics |
3, U |
MWF |
1-1:50 |
JH170 |
Mason, David |
| 2005 |
PO 201 01H |
Research and Analysis |
3, U |
MWF |
12-12:50 |
JH203 |
Luthe, Allison |
| This course fulfills the departmental honors course requirement for students in the Honors Program. |
| 3514 |
PL 345 01 |
Contemporary Social/ Political Philosophy |
3, UG |
TR |
1-2:15 |
JH208 |
ven der Linden, Harry |
| A critical study of major contemporary social and political philosophies, such as welfare liberalism, libertarianism, communitarianism, democratic socialism, and feminism. Topics include economic justice within the state, global justice, rights, equality, the family, and workplace democracy. Prerequisite: one philosophy course or permission of instructor. |
| 3554 |
PO 355 01 |
United States Foreign Policy |
3, UG |
TR |
1-2:15 |
JH216 |
McEvoy-Levy, Siobhán |
| 1968 |
PO 358 01 |
Foreign Policy Making |
3, UG |
DC |
|
Wash DC |
Morrel, Judith H |
| 3556 |
PO 377 01 |
Constitutional Law |
3, UG |
R |
5:30-8:00 |
JH336C |
Pryor, Johnny |
| 2172 |
P O 380 01 |
Topics in Political Science- Politics Practicum |
3, UG |
W |
6:30-9:00 |
JH336B |
Jett, Terri R |
| This course is for interns and provides academic oversight for all internships. |
| 2208 |
PO 382 01 |
Modern Political Thought |
3, UG |
TR |
2:30-3:45 |
JH205 |
Payne, Jeffrey |
| Study of several leading political writers from Hobbes through Marx, with attention to certain basic similarities in addition to pronounced differences. Prerequisite: Junior standing or permission of the instructor. |
| 3557 |
PO 384 01 |
Politics Through Film |
3, UG |
M |
4-6:30 |
JH348 |
Jett, Terri R |
| Post-war Hollywood films as they reflect and help to create the persuasive political culture of the United States. Draws on analytical, historical, aesthetic and political economy approaches. Prerequisite: PO101, PO131 or consent of instructor. |
| 1483 |
PO 490 01 HW |
Seminar in Political Science- Youth, Violence, and Peace |
3, UG |
F |
11:00-1:30 |
JH336C |
McEvoy-Levy, Siobhán |
| In this course we will examine the roles of youth as local-global political actors through study of their participation in wars and other forms of political violence, in the global economy, and in peacebuilding in deeply divided societies. We will examine, among others, cases from Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the United States. |
| 1784 |
PO 499 01 |
Honors Thesis |
3, UG |
TBA |
|
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Jett, Terri |
| 1957 |
PO 499 02 |
Honors Thesis |
3, UG |
TBA |
|
|
Mason, David |
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For 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 407, 408, 409 see Schedule of classes. |
| Other Courses of Interest |
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SP 490 AL |
Topics: Cultura de Paz |
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PO 380 AL |
Topics: Cultura de Paz |
TBA |
|
|
Alcala, Spain |
Auchter, Craig |
| This course will examine the main components in the construction of a culture of peace, including sustainable integral human development, participatory democracy, human rights and the peaceful transformation of conflict. Among other selections, we will read and reflect on a preeminent collection of writings on these topics, La fuerza de la Palabra, by Federico Mayor Zaragoza, former Director General of UNESCO and President of the Fundacion Cultura de Paz based in Madrid. *This course is available only through the Butler Program at the University of Alcala in Alcala de Henares, Spain. Students may register for Spanish, Political Science or International Studies credit for this course |
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IS 470 AL |
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Auchter, Craig |
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ID 201 |
|
3, UG |
MWF |
10-10:50 |
|
Mason, Dave |