Summer I 2007

Course No.	CRN	Course Title	Instructor	Day/Time
5584	61723	Enviornmental Politics/ Policy	Rich	ON-LINE COURSE
Environmental issues promise to be among the dominant concerns of the 21st Century. This course offers a broad introduction to the key ideas, actors and institutions related to environmental politics and policy in the United States and abroad. It will provide both basic factual knowledge and an intellectual framework for understanding and thinking critically about environmental politics and policy, and give you a chance to gain experience in analyzing environmental problems and designing policies to address them.
5894	61382	Final Examination	Staff	ON-LINE COURSE

5974	61383	Independent Study	Staff	ARR

5984		SS: U.S. Foreign Policy Decisions in the post 9/11 Security Environment	Pourchot	ON-LINE COURSE
The course analyzes post-9/11 security and foreign policies through the aftermath of the Iraq war. Course is designed for advanced students of foreign and security policy, with an area interest in the Middle and the Far East. The focus is on basic assumptions of national and international interests after 9/11, foreign policy strategies, procedures and leadership style, domestic influences on the conduct of foreign policy, and policy implementation.
5994	61384	Research and Thesis	Staff	ARR

Summer II 2007

Course No.	CRN	Course Title	Instructor	Day/Time
5344	71466	Political Behavior	Staff	ON-LINE COURSE
*Approaches to the study of political behavior, including political psychology, rational choice, biopolitics, socialization, communication, public opinion, and political participation.
5894	71179	Final Examination	Staff	ON-LINE COURSE

5974	71180	Independent Study	Staff	ARR

5994	71181	Research and Thesis	Staff	ARR

* Description taken from the Graduate Catalog