Undergraduate Catalog 2023-2024 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Department of Civic Engagement and Public Service
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Criminology Program
Professor:
V. Griffin
Associate Professors:
C. Jenks, A. Kolb, G. Lee, B. McNeal, M. Mills (Graduate Coordinator), J. Nicholson, L. Pazzani (Program Coordinator), E. Wentz, S. Williamson
Assistant Professor:
D. Ayers (Internship Coordinator)
Senior Lecturer:
P. Riley
Instructor:
M. Bernhardt
Political Science Program
Professors:
T. Hunter, S. Lee, H. Mbaye, J. Peralta, P. Rutledge, R. Schaefer
Associate Professors:
A. Fleming (Chair), D. McLean, K. Owen (Dean)
Assistant Professor:
K. Barrett
The general education mission of the Political Science Department is to help students develop an understanding of the basic values, institutions, political and legal processes and public policies of the American national and Georgia governments so that they can participate in government in a knowledgeable and intelligent fashion. The undergraduate program offers two academic degrees. The primary purpose of the B.A. program is to provide students with a general, liberal arts degree with a major in political science. Such a degree is appropriate for those students who want a broad liberal arts education, plan to attend graduate or law school, or wish to prepare for employment in government, political organizations, journalism or a private business with extensive public contracts. The primary purpose of the B.S. program is to give students an overview of the discipline and a more concentrated focus on a particular subfield of political science so that they are prepared for employment in the public sector or in nonprofit organizations or for professional programs in graduate school or law school. Finally, the department provides service courses related to domestic and international politics for students enrolled in related programs at West Georgia.
ProgramsBachelor of ScienceEmbedded CertificatesMinorOther
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