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B.A., B.A.A., B.S.A
A political science minor consists of no fewer than 20
hours, including PSC 105 (3) Introduction to American
Government and Politics, and one 3 credit hour course in
four of the following five fields:
American National Political Institutions and Processes,
American State and Local Government, Public
Administration and Policy, International
Relations, Comparative Politics,
Political Theory or
Methodology.
PSC 398 and PSC
598 are Special Topics courses which may be used to
fulfill the area requirements for majors and minors.
Permission to do this is based on the substantive content
of the course, and requires the consent of the student’s
major or minor advisor or the department chair. Any
regular faculty member in the department can serve as the
student's advisor on a major or minor.
Internships: The department has established an
internship program where students are provided relevant
firsthand work experience. The duration of an internship
can vary depending on the number of credit hours (1-12)
taken. Students majoring in political science with a
concentration in public administration, as well as the
minors in public administration and public affairs, are
allowed to count three internship credit hours toward
their major or minor.
PSC 395 Internship in Government and Politics (1-12)
PSC 795
Internship in Public Administration (1-6)
Notes: Courses taken on a Credit/No Credit basis
may not be counted toward political science majors and
political science minors. Majors and minors in political
science should enroll in PSC 105 as freshmen (see course
description). Transfer students majoring in political
science will be expected to take at least 15 hours of
course work in the department; transfer minors, 12 hours.
The
faculty. Joyce Baugh, Edward Clayton, Moataz Fattah,
Thomas Greitens, James P. Hill, David Jesuit, Sterling Johnson, Rick Kurtz, Martha
Logsdon, Christopher Owens, Won Paik, Orlando Pérez, Delbert Ringquist,
Vidu Soni, J. Cherie Strachan, Lawrence Sych
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