Perspectives in Nursing
This course provides an overview of healthcare services and historical events in nursing. The role of the nurse and patient experience will be introduced.
Proseminar-ComparativePolitics
Provides an introduction to comparative politics by giving students an opportunity to read, discuss, and write about canonical works in the field. Students will learn to use a generic framework to make sense of the methodological and explanatory choices made in any piece of comparative politics research, and to understand the strengths and weaknesses that attend those choices.
ST-Intro Quantitative Analysis
This course is an introduction to statistical research methods for political science. The material covered will include probability theory, descriptive statistics, data visualization, the principles of statistical inference, and linear regression. Upon completion, students will be able to understand, evaluate and criticize the use of basic statistical methods for social science research. The course will also serve as a useful prerequisite for more advanced research methods courses.
Intrntl Reltns Pros
Survey of theory, research, and methodology in the field of international relations; its interdisciplinary dimensions.
S-Grad Seminar: Institutions
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S-ContempConstitutional Issues
Course description not available at this time.
S-Human Security
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ST: Topics in Organ Theory
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Honors Thesis Seminar
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Is Demcry Possible Everywhere?
Asks whether there are religious, economic, or associational preconditions for, or impediments to, the establishment and consolidation of democracy. Students will develop their own research questions and write research papers.