Government

Classes

GOV 100: Introduction to American National Government**

Class Program
Credits 3

Spring, Summer
This course introduces the processes and institutions of the American national government. The course examines the evolution of the principles, form, and operation of the national government system with special emphasis on constitutional issues; voting behavior; public opinion; the party system; the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches of American national government.
 

Notes
**This course is part of the 30 credit transfer framework agreement with the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education universities.

GOV 210: Current Events and Public Policy Issues

Class Program
Credits 3

Fall - Even Year
This course will focus on events and issues that face the state, country and world today. Particular attention will be placed on newsworthy events and issues on a weekly basis involving both foreign and domestic policy. They will be put in historical perspective so that students can understand the background that led up to the present action or interpretation. In addition, the ramifications, repercussions and impact of those events and issues will be discussed in a "what if" format.