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Public Health |
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• PBH 252 - Occupational Health
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• PBH 325 - Introduction to Global Health
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• PBH 350 - Environmental Health
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Physical Education |
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• PED 050 - Principles of Fitness & Wellness
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Fitness Course Emphasis on the health related components of physical fitness (cardiovascular, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition).
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• PED 046 - Yoga
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Philosophy Introductory Courses |
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• PHL 104 - Philosophy East & West
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• PHL 105 - Conduct & Character
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• PHL 106 - Individual & Society
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• PHL 108 - Being & Knowing
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Logic |
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• PHL 110 - Principles of Reasoning & Argument
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• PHL 211 - Formal Logic
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History of Philosophy |
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• PHL 221 - Ancient Philosophy
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• PHL 223 - Modern Philosophy
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• PHL 226 - American Philosophy
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• PHL 245 - Business Ethics
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• PHL 246 - Environmental Philosophy
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• PHL 249 - Neuroethics
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• PHL 333, 334 - Ethics
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• PHL 353 - Political Philosophy
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Contemporary Areas and Movements |
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• PHL 229 - Phenomenology
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• PHL 234 - Philosophy of Religion
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• PHL 236 - Philosophy & the Arts
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• PHL 325, 326 - Nineteenth Century Philosophy
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Asian Philosophies |
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• PHL 250 - Philosophies of India
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• PHL 251 - Philosophies of China
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• PHL 351 - Daoist Philosophies
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Ethics and Social Theory |
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• PHL 227 - Philosophy of Feminism
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• PHL 237 - Philosophy of Science
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• PHL 241 - Biomedical Ethics
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• PHL 242 - Law & Morality
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• PHL 327, 337 - Philosophy of Language
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• PHL 328, 338 - Philosophy of Mind
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• PHL 331, 336 - Epistemology
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• PHL 332 - Metaphysics
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CUE Seminar |
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• PHL 500-549 - CUE: Seminar
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Internship |
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• PHL 960 - Philosophy Internship
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Physics |
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• PHY 100-110 - Physics for Life
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• PHY 101 - Circuits, Science, and the World
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• PHY 102 - Theory to Tech
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• PHY 103 - Heat, Buoyancy, and Climate Change
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• PHY 104 - Light, Color, & Electric Circuits
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• PHY 111 - Introduction to Astronomy
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• PHY 113 - Cosmology: The Scientific Exploration of the Universe
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• PHY 121 - General Physics I
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• PHY 122 - General Physics II
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• PHY 140 - The Physics of Music
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• PHY 213 - Modern Physics
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• PHY 216 - Analog & Digital Circuits
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• PHY 226 - Optics: From Lenses to Lasers
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• PHY 235 - Nuclear & Particle Physics
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• PHY 241, 242 - Thermal & Statistical Physics
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• PHY 250 - Simulating Science
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• PHY 319 - Analytical Mechanics
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• PHY 329 - Electromagnetism
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• PHY 341 - Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
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• PHY 450 - CUE: Advanced Projects
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Political Science Required Courses in political science are numbered as follows:
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100 - 199 |
Introductory courses open to all students; required for the major. |
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200 - 299 |
Intermediate courses normally open to students beyond the first semester of college. |
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300 - 399 |
Advanced courses with previous course work in political science normally required; usually require a significant research project. |
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400 - 499 |
Seminars with intensive reading; recommended for juniors and seniors with substantial work completed toward the major; strongly encouraged for those seeking honors in political science. |
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• PSC 101 - Introduction to American National Government
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• PSC 103 - Introduction to Comparative Politics & International Relations
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• PSC 201 - Political Ideologies
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• PSC 301 - Political Science Research Methods
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• PSC 490 - CUE: Senior Capstone Seminar
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American Government and Political Processes Courses in the American government and political process subfield focus on the institutions, actors, inputs, and outcomes of the American political process and the role of citizenship within the broader society.
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• PSC 203, 204 - Civil Rights & Liberties
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• PSC 205 - Constitutional Law I
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• PSC 207, 208 - Constitutional Law II
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• PSC 209 - Elections & Campaigns in the United States
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• PSC 213 - Public Health Policy
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• PSC 216 - Environmental Politics & Policymaking
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• PSC 219, 220 - Public Administration & Policy Implementation
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• PSC 221 - Government Regulation of Business
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• PSC 223 - Political Organization & Democratic Voice: Parties, Interest Groups, & Citizens in U. S. Politics
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• PSC 303, 304 - Gender, Politics, & Policy
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• PSC 305 - U.S. Congress
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• PSC 309 - The American Judiciary
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• PSC 311, 312 - The American Presidency
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• PSC 315, 316 - Inequality & U.S. Public Policy
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• PSC 400 - Seminar in Urban Policy & Planning
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Comparative Politics Comparative Politics is the comparative study of political phenomena, including political institutions, behavior, and ideas in countries other than the United States. The sub-discipline studies the domestic politics of foreign nations with a focus on how power is organized and exercised.
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• PSC 230, 231 - Government & Politics of Europe
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• PSC 232 - Governments & Politics of East Asia
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• PSC 234, 235 - Government & Politics of Russia
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• PSC 237 - Government & Politics of Africa
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• PSC 244, 245 - Government & Politics of Latin America
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• PSC 246 - Developing Nations
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• PSC 248, 249 - Governments & Politics of the Middle East
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• PSC 420 - Seminar in Regimes & Regime Changes
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• PSC 430 - Seminar in Comparative National Security Policy
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International Politics and Foreign Policy International Politics in the study of the interaction among nations, international organizations, and an increasing range of non-state or nongovernmental actors, such as multinational corporations, terrorist organizations, etc. International relations also seeks to explain the processes by which this wide range of actors attempt to address the increasingly broad range of security, development, and environmental issues facing the world.
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• PSC 242, 243 - Introduction to Conflict & Peace Studies
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• PSC 254 - Globalization & Social Justice
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• PSC 328, 329 - International Law & Organization
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• PSC 330, 331 - Comparative & International Environmental Policies
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• PSC 339, 340 - Theories of International Relations
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• PSC 341 - American Foreign Policy
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• PSC 343 - International Political Economy
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• PSC 440 - Seminar in International Studies
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Political Theory Political theory involves the critical examination of the ideological and philosophical underpinnings of political communities, the analysis and evaluation of ideas that animate contemporary political arguments, and the interpretation of classic texts in the history of political theory.
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• PSC 260, 261 - American Political Thought
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• PSC 262, 263 - Utopia & Its Critics
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• PSC 264 - Politics & Public Space
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• PSC 348, 349 - Democratic Theory
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• PSC 356, 357 - War & Justice
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• PSC 450 - Seminar on Modernity & Its Discontents
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Internship |
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• PSC 960 - Political Science Internship
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