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PSCI 101-American National Government
Study of the processes and institutions of national politics in America, with special attention to relations between popular political interests and federal government operations. Course provides an understanding to how our national government works in response to legitimate political needs. Lecture, discussion and videos with supplementary readings in current political events. Recommended: READ 098.
PSCI 120-The American Presidency
Historical and analytical examination of the office of the Presidency. Focuses on the evolutionary changes in the power of the office and the consequences for leadership in America. Recommended: READ 098. Student may not earn credit for both PSCI 120 and HIST 120.
PSCI 125-Student Leadership I
Offered to student body officers actively participating in student government.
PSCI 126-Student Leadership II
Offered to student body officers actively participating in student government.
PSCI 127-Student Leadership III
Offered to student body officers actively participating in student government.
PSCI 204-Constitutional Law
Examination of the United States Constitution and amendments. Special attention is given to the effects of constitutional principles on civil society and the criminal justice system. Topics include: Historical overview, legal principles, due process, rights & liberties, and practical applications within the criminal justice system. Recommended: READ 098.
PSCI 211-U.S. in World Affairs I
Examination of American involvement in international affairs. Study includes this country's foreign policy actions as a world power, with attention to both the policy makers and critics of our nations position on significant international issues from the colonial period to the Great War. Recommended: READ 098. Student may not earn credit for both PSCI 211 and HIST 211.
PSCI 212-U.S. in World Affairs II
Examination of American involvement in international affairs since 1898. Study includes America's foreign policy actions as a world power with attention to both the policymakers and critics of our nation's position on significant international issues since 1898. Recommended: READ 098. Student may not earn credit for both PSCI 212 and HIST 212.
PSCI 222-Agricultural Policy
Goals, methods, and results of government programs and policies in agriculture. Topics include areas of international trade, domestic farm policy, food safety and quality, resource issues and the effect on agri-business. Recommended: One quarter economics and READ 098. Student may not earn credit for both PSCI 222 and AGRI 222.
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