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2017-2018 Catalog

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2017-2018 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

City and County Government Concentration

Choose a minimum of 27 credits from the following:

Core Courses

BA 450 State & Local Government Finance Credits: 3
CJ 331 Police and Community: Policy Perspective Credits: 4
COM 380 Environmental Communication Credits: 3
ES 340 Principles of Cartography Credits: 4 *
ES 341 Geographic Information Systems I Credits: 4 *
ES 342 Geographic Information Systems II Credits: 4 *
GEOG 105 Introductory Physical Geography Credits: 4
GEOG 106 Introductory Economic Geography Credits: 4
GEOG 321 Field Geography Credits: 4
GEOG 413 Urban Geography Credits: 4
GEOG 425 Urban Planning and Policy Credits: 4
PS 424 Policy-Making in the States Credits: 3
PS 425 Native American Politics and Policy Credits: 3
PS 426 Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations Credits: 3
PS 430 The Aging Society Credits: 3
PS 433 Health Care Politics and Policy Credits: 3
PS 445 Introduction to Policy Analysis Credits: 3
PS 447 Environmental Politics and Policy Credits: 3
PS 490 Community Politics Credits: 3
PS 495 Public Sector Labor Relations Credits: 3
SSC 407 Seminar Credits: 1-9 Could be an institute-type course Credits: 3
SOC 330 Urban Sociology Credits: 3
Maximum 3-6 credits in:
GEOG 409 Practicum Credits: 3-12 or
PS 409 Practicum: Administrative Internship Credits: 3-12 or
SSC 409 Practicum Credits: 3-12 or
GEOG 410 Global Issues Credits: 4 or
PS 410 Political Science Internship Credits: 3-12

Note:

* These courses are a three-term sequence that trains students in GIS. Students should take all three.