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POL 353 TBA
Professor: A. Simon
Day/Time: S 8:30 AM-10:55 AM
Room: TBA
Course Overview: Analysis of lobbying and political interest groups in the United States; history, current
status, and present trends. The organizations, control, and finances of pressure groups, their characteristic practices, and
their relationship to democracy. Also, lobbying by citizens and groups more broadly, including the role of campaign
contributions.
COS 343 TBA
Professor: V. Giroux
Day/Time: S 11:10 AM-1:35 PM
Room: TBA
Course Overview: Introduction to communication among people from diverse cultures. Application of communication
theory to intercultural sensitivity and cultural diversity is emphasized
POL 353 TBA
Professor: A. Simon
Day/Time: S 8:30 AM-10:55 AM
Room: TBA
Course Overview: Analysis of lobbying and political interest groups in the United States; history, current
status, and present trends. The organizations, control, and finances of pressure groups, their characteristic practices, and
their relationship to democracy. Also, lobbying by citizens and groups more broadly, including the role of campaign
contributions.
COS 343 TBA
Professor: V. Giroux
Day/Time: S 11:10 AM-1:35 PM
Room: TBA
Course Overview: Introduction to communication among people from diverse cultures. Application of communication
theory to intercultural sensitivity and cultural diversity is emphasized.
POL 313 91
Professor: Joseph Uscinski
Day/Time: S 8:00 AM-2:15 PM
Room: TBA
Course Overview: This course examines the U.S. Constitution and other American founding documents such as the
Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the Federalist papers. How and why does the Constitution work?
What logic and reasoning went into drafting the Constitution?
COS 418 91
Professor: D. Millette
Day/Time: S 8:00 AM -2:15 PM
Room: TBA
Course Overview: Introduction to organizational communication theory. Consideration of structure, function, and
effects of communication in organizations are analyzed. Emphasis is placed on principles needed for decision making and effective
management of organizational communication processes.
COS 333 91
Professor: Valerie Giroux
Day/Time: S 8:35 AM-10:55 AM
Room: TBA
Course Overview: Study and practice in the major forms of spoken and written communication in the context of
businesses and other professional organizational settings.
POL 353 91
Professor: Arthur Simon
Day/Time: S 11:10 AM-1:35 PM
Room: TBA
Course Overview: Analysis of lobbying and political interest groups in the United States; history, current
status, and present trends. The organizations, control, and finances of pressure groups, their characteristic practices, and
their relationship to democracy. Also, lobbying by citizens and groups more broadly, including the role of campaign
contributions.
