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Political Science







LaShawn D. Riggans









11/23/2011

Description

Political Science is the study of the formal

institutions of government and the actual

behavior of people in public life. It examines

both the institutions and process of

government using both empirical and

normative research method.



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Department and Faculty

Chair and Professor, Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor,

Dr. Helen Ridley Dr. Nurudeen Akinyemi Dr. Elizabeth Gordon

Ph.D. Emory University Ph.D. University of Ph.D. University of

South Carolina NC-Chapel Hill

Professor, Associate Professor, Associate Professor,

Dr. Willoughby Jarrell Dr. Christina Jeffrey Dr. Chien-pin Li

Ph.D. Emory University Ph.D. University of Ph.D. University of Iowa

Alabama

Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor,

Dr. Stephen McKelvey Dr. Carol Pierannunzi Dr. Kerwin Swint

Ph.D. University of Ph.D. University of Ph.D. Georgia State

Georgia Georgia University

Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Associate Professor,

Ronald TeBeest Dr. Harold Wingfield Dr, Michele Zebich-Knos

M.A. Emory University Ph.D. University of Ph.D. University of

Oregon New Mexico









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Core Requirements

ANTH 2105 OR GEOG 2105 ART 1107 OR MUSI 1107 COM 1109 OR FL 2001

OR PSYC 2105 OR SOCI 2105 OR THTH 1107 OR PHIL 2200





ECON 1100 ENGL 1101 AND ENGL 2110

ENGL 1102





HIST 1110 HIST 2112 HPS 1000







MATH 1101 AND POLS 1101 SCI 2205 AND

MATH 1107 SCI 2206









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Major Requirements-Lower level

LOWER DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS:

• POLS 2201

• POLS 2250

• POLS 2280

• POLS 2260

• 6 SEMESTER HOURS OF FOREIGH LANGUAGE OR

MATH/STATISTICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE

(1000 AND 2000 LEVEL COURSES)





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Major Requirements-Area I and II

AREA I: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AREA II: LAW AND GOVERNMENT

 POLS 3350  POLS 3315



 POLS 3360  POLS 3320



 POLS 3380  POLS 4410



 POLS 3385  POLS 4411



 POLS 4402  POLS 4415



 POLS 4412  POLS 4420









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Major Requirements-Area III and IV

AREA III: POLITICAL THEORY AREA IV: COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT

 POLS 3323  POLS 3334



 POLS 4421  POLS 4435



 POLSS 4422  POLS 4436



 POLS 4425  POLS 4452



 POLS 4426  POLS 4453



 POLS 4454









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Major Requirements-Area V and VI

AREA V: INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AREA VI: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION



 POLS 4430  POLS 3303





 POLS 4438  POLS 3343





 POLS 4451  POLS 4444





 POLS 4455  POLS 4446





 POLS 4456









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Major Requirements-continued

SENIOR SEMINAR (required for all majors):

• POLS 4499





NON POLITCAL SCIENCE COURSES:

• PHIL 3301 or PHIL 3305

and

• GEOG 3320 or GEOG 3330









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Major Electives

Junior/Senior Elective: (choose 12 hours)

• POLS 3980

• POLS 3960

• POLS 4465

• POLS PRACTICUM IN ADR

• UPPER-DIVISION STUDIES BEYOND THE MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

AND APPROVED. MUST BE IN HUMANITIES OR SOCIAL SCIENCE.

Free Electives: (9 hours)

• Any courses in catalog for a total of 9 semester hours

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Career Opportunities

Careers in Political Science are many but here're some to get you

started.



• State Senator • Issues Analyst, Corporate

• Senior Criminologist Social Policy Division

• International Research • U.S. Congress

Specialist • President, Research Consulting

• State Department Officer Firm

• Corporate Public Affairs • Political Commentator

Advisor • Manager of Political Programs

• Attorney • Consultant

• Publisher • U.S. Consulate

• Investigator, OPM • Federal Commission Senior

• CIA Policy Analyst

• University President

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Profile of a Successful

Candidate

A degree in Political Science requires someone who takes

the responsibilities and opportunities of membership in a

democratic society seriously. Specifically, Political Science

is for persons who are interested in careers in law, business,

journalism, public and international affairs, government

office (at any level), teaching, interest groups, campaign

management, and others. However, only those students

wishing to impact this country on a local, state, federal, or

global level need apply.



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Miscellaneous

Honor and Activities for Political Science Majors

• KSU Political Science Club- Faculty Advisor, Dr. Kerwin Swint

• Pi Sigma Alpha National Honor Society - Advisor, Dr. Kerwin Swint

• Society for Legal Studies - Faculty Advisor, Dr. Elizabeth Gordon

• Mock Trial - Academic Coaches, Dr. Helen Ridley and Dr. E. Gordon

• KSU High School Model United Nations - Director, Dr. Helen Ridley; Co-

Director, Dr. Chien-pin Li; and Faculty Advisor, Dr. Harry Trendell

• Global Society - Faculty Advisor, Dr. Li

• KSU Model United Nations - Faculty Advisor, Dr. Li

• Model Arab League - Faculty Advisors, Dr. Nurudeen Akinyemi and Dr.

Garrett Smith

• Department Newsletter - Editor, Dr. Kerwin Swint

• KSU Navigator - Contact: Dr. Kerwin Swint



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