Topics include political parties, voting, elections, the three branches of government and interest groups. Intergovernmental relations and public policy also stressed. This course may be repeated. 3.00 Examines the geographical context of major social, cultural, economic and political issues in selected regions of the world. Population, climate and land forms also are studied.
Regional emphasis varies from semester to semester.
This course may be repeated. Helps to develop a better understanding of self and specific decision-making skills. Opportunity to assess interests, skills, needs and values through evaluative instruments and exercises. Offers a variety of resources for exploring career fields. 2.00 Provides continued opportunities to apply what students already know, and to learn how to be successful.