The Political Science Department seeks to provide students with a broad foundation of knowledge in American and comparative politics, and with an understanding of the dynamic relationships between political ideas, behavior and institutions. We prepare students to pursue a variety of careers in politics and public service, as well as graduate studies in law, public affairs and political science. We strive to graduate students who will be thoughtful professionals and engaged citizens in their communities.
Requirements (18 credits)
18 credits in Political Science, 9 credits of which must be at the 300 or 400 level.
Total Credit Hours: 18
Jerold Duquette
Professor of Political Science, Director, Public Policy & Management Concentration
Political Science
