Thank you for your interest. Classes begin August 24th for Fall 2009 semester
This is the newest course offering within the Political Science Department!
This course is a study of the common and distinctive elements of American political culture with an emphasis on race, ethnicity and gender. It will examine the role of minority cultures in American society from an historical, literary, sociological, geographical and political perspective and therefore represents an interdisciplinary inquiry.
Please note at the top of this page, you will find links that take you to other pages in the course. Make sure you view the Calendar as it contains important information on college and class dates for exams and activities. The Syllabus contains the generic syllabus for HUMA 2319, but all the course-specific pertinent information on how to complete the course and the expectations I have for your performance is located at the Course Requirements page.
You may find links to the lectures on the Lectures link and for further information about the library or to find research material, please link on the Library link
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If you need other services, please click Student Services.
I wish you all a wonderful semester and encourage you to contact me with any concerns or issues you are having.
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I would like to thank the following individuals for their gracious help and thoughtful comments while I was writing the material for this course:
Dr. Jonathan Lee, History
Dr. J Philip Rogers, Political Science
Dr. Dawn Elmore McCrary, English