17 courses with the subject POL, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
POL 150Introduction to Political Science3
This course provides an introduction to the basic theories, concepts, approaches, and major debates that shape the study and analysis of politics on the local, state, national and international level.
This course examines the ideological foundation, development, operation, and structure of American federal government. Special attention is given to the relationship between national political institutions, public policy and political participation.
INT 121 and POL 201 An introductory course that seeks to develop better understanding of the many diverse cultures in America and the implications of this diversity in education, politics, and business. The course also discusses the globalization of the world economy and its impact on America.
POL 150 and POL 201 This course is an introduction to the major theories in comparative politics and examines the various politics systems and ideologies that exist in the contemporary world including the problems of emerging transitional democracies around the world.
POL 150 and POL 201 An introductory course which examines the theories, approaches, challenges and issues that shape the making, implementation, and evaluation of public policy.
POL 230American State and Local Government3
A study of politics, public policy issues, and political participation shaping state and local governments. Attention is given to intergovernmental relations, economic development, the global economy, fiscal challenges, and population changes.
POL 201 A study of the historical development and contemporary aspects of American constitutionalism. Special attention is placed on the Supreme Court, judicial review, and judicial interpretation of the US Constitution.
POL 150 and POL 201 An examination of the history and dynamics of African American participation in American politics. Particular attention is given to understanding the theoretical approaches to African American political issues, modes of participation, interest articulation, and political strategies.
POL 150 and POL 201 . An in-depth examination of the functioning, structure, foundation, and relationship between the legislative and executive branches of the American government.
POL 340Mass Media, Public Opinion and Politics3
Prerequisites: POL 200, POL 150 and POL 201 This course examines the relationship of public opinion, and the mass media in American politics. The course further explores ways in which the role of the mass media can influence the political arena, government policies and public opinion emphasis on the print media and television.
POL 200, POL 150 and POL 201 This course examines the relationship of public opinion, and the mass media in American politics. The course further explores ways in which the role of the mass media can influence the political arena, government policies and public opinion emphasis on the print media and television.
POL 150 and POL 201 This course examines the history, development, and nature of the American political party system. Particular attention is placed on examining the role of political parties in American electoral politics and in national and state government.
INT 121 A study of the development and work of international organizations, many of which play an important role in world affairs. Special focus is on the history, structure, functions, problems, and direction of the United Nations. Emphasis is placed on the global issues that the UN and the international organizations tackle. Students are exposed directly to the work of certain international organizations in America.
POL 150 and POL 201 A study of urban issues, especially poverty, and the public policies set by the various levels of government to address these issues. Special attention will be given to the dynamics of state and local governments in facing urban problems. The course will also cover minority-majority relations, coalition building, lobbying, private power and the influence of the business community on urban politics.
POL 150 and POL 201 This course examines major political writings from the 16th century until present. Questions related to morality, equality, freedom, law, the state, justice, citizenship, and government are addressed. Attention is also placed on understanding the historical, social, economic, and cultural context shaping political ideas during the period under investigation.
POL 480Internship3-12
Prerequisites: POL 200, POL 150 , Junior status, and permission of the Advisor This course gives credit for work experience relevant to the major. Students gain practical skills and apply their academic training in meaningful work experiences. Credit hours depend on (1) whether the internship is part-time or full-time and (2) whether the internship is specially designed to maximize the experience. Students may receive up to 12 credit hours if the internship is full-time (40 hours a week) and a well-designed, educational experience.
POL 200, POL 150 , Junior status, and permission of the Advisor This course gives credit for work experience relevant to the major. Students gain practical skills and apply their academic training in meaningful work experiences. Credit hours depend on (1) whether the internship is part-time or full-time and (2) whether the internship is specially designed to maximize the experience. Students may receive up to 12 credit hours if the internship is full-time (40 hours a week) and a well-designed, educational experience.
POL 150 , POL 201 and Junior Status A detailed examination of an area of the world or an issue in either political science or international relations. Readings and group discussions are part of the course. Students produce a major research paper.
