HELP 2014-2015 Traditional Undergraduate Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG] Political Science Print this Page Facebook this Page (opens a new window) Tweet this Page (opens a new window)

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Politics affect the neighborhoods we live in, the schools we attend, the votes we cast, and the taxes we pay. The study of political science directly enhances our understanding of everyday life by encouraging us to learn how people throughout history have used government, power, and public sentiment to get what they want.

Lakeland’s political science minor introduces students to the main traditions and theories of governance. As a field of study, it supplements the major of anyone who plans to enter a career in law, government service, or public policy administration. Moreover, the political science minor can help anyone to take a more confident hand in the decision-making processes that shape our world.

Associate Professors: Rick Dodgson, Krista Feinberg, and Richard Wixon

Programs

• Political Science Minor

• Political Science Teacher Certification

Courses

• POL 221 - American Government I
• POL 231 - American Government II
• POL 280 - Special Topics in Political Science
• POL 350 - Political Theory
• POL 400 - Internship in Political Science
• POL 480 - Special Topics in Political Science
• POL 490 - Independent Study in Political Science

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