Welcome
Political Science is the study of the political aspects of the human condition. The political science curriculum is designed to prepare students for effective, responsible citizenship and is a desirable major for students with
career interests in law, public service, and public affairs. The department offers courses of study leading to the bachelor or sciences and the bachelor of arts.
Please drop us a line if you would like information on the Department and its programs.
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Chair: Dr. Kenneth J. Mijeski 423-439-6627
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Legal Studies Minor: Dr. Sam McKinstry 423-439-6632
Executive Aide: Kathi LeCroy Smith 423-439-4217
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International Studies Minor: Dr. Weixing Chen 423-439-6629
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Announcement of a New Course
PSCI 4957/5957-201
Black American Political Thought
The Department of Political Science will be offering a new course, PSCI 4957/5957-201, call #34360, “Black American Political Thought”. The course will be taught by Adam Dickson in fall 2004, Mondays 7:00-10:00 PM, 302 Rogers-Stout. The course will introduce and discuss a range of ideological perspectives on the Black experience in the United States. Credit for the course can also be used to satisfy part of the requirements for the African and African-American Studies Minor. For further information, contact Dr. Ken Mijeski, Chair of the Department of Political Science. Telephone: 439-6627. Office: 301D ROGERS-STOUT HALL.
