
| MINOR Requirements: 18 credit hours | |
| PS 120 | American National Government |
| PS 231 | American Justice System |
| PS 232 | Intro. to Legal Research & Writing |
| PS 334 PS 344 |
Constitutional Law or Criminal Law |
| Plus 6 credit hours of add'l Upper Division Political Science credits (above 300) | |
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Learning Outcomes and Assessment of Student Learning
In addition to the course requirements, political science minors will be expected to meet the following program outcomes:
Demonstrate an understanding and appreciation for political behavior and political institutions in the United States and throughout the world (assessed in all PS courses),
Utilize effective ethical and decision-making skills in personal and professional situations (assessed in all PS courses),
Demonstrate a deep understanding of the Law, the courts and the judicial system and apply that understanding to various situations. (assessed in PS 231, 232, 334, and 344), and
Recognize and appreciate diversity in individuals, cultures and social systems, from local to national to global environments, with the resultant awareness of the social construction of reality (assessed in all PS courses).
Assessment: The outcomes of the Political Science minor are assessed through a wide variety of quizzes, written assignments and oral presentations in the required courses.