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Course Descriptions and Usual Schedule

Other Areas: The Arts | Business, Management & Economics | Community & Human Services | Communications, Humanities & Cultural Studies | Educational Studies | Historical Studies | Human Development | Labor Studies | Nursing | Public Affairs | Science, Math & Technology | Social Science

Meets General Education Requirement

Term(s) Offered: (Subject to Change)

		Communications and Media
		Criminal Justice / Homeland Security
		Cultural Studies
		Emergency Management
		Environmental Studies
		Family Studies
		Fire Protection
		Health Services
		History and Civilizations
		Human Services
		Philosophy and Religious Studies
		Political Science and Public Affairs
Spring1.			HIS-243304 Urban Studies (4 cr)
Spring1.			HIS-243444 Modern Political Theory (4 cr)
Spring1.Fall1.			CHS-262164 Introduction to Public Administration (4 cr)
Spring1.Fall1.			CHS-262204 Introduction to Public Policy (4 cr)
Spring1.			SOC-262224 New York State and Local Government (4 cr)
Spring1.			SOC-263214 Political Parties and Interest Groups (4 cr)
Spring1.Fall1.			SOC-263314 The American Presidency (4 cr)
Fall1.			SOC-263344 The United States Constitution (4 cr)
Fall1.			SOC-263414 Comparative Politics (4 cr)
Spring1.			SOC-263444 Global Perspectives on Political Theory (4 cr)
Spring1.Fall1.			SOC-263454 America's Founding Ideas (4 cr)
Spring1.Fall1.			CHS-263524 Public Finance and Budgeting (4 cr)
Spring1.Fall1.			CHS-263544 Human Services Planning, Implementation and Evaluation (4 cr)
Fall1.			SOC-264204 Politics and Religion in America (4 cr)
Fall1.			SOC-264214 Special Topics in Political Science: The 2016 Campaigns and Election (4 cr)
Fall1.			SOC-264454 International Politics and Relations (4 cr)
Spring1.Summer.			CHS-264854 Mass Disasters: Implications for Public Policy (4 cr)
		Psychology
		Sociology