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| Plato once
suggested that the wise who refuse to participate in the
affairs of government are punished by having to live under
the rule of fools. The Political Science Department hopes to
develop wisdom in its own majors and all students so that
they may be effective participants in the political world,
whether as practitioners of politics or as citizens in their
community. To this end, the Department acquaints students
with the nature of political behavior and the substance of
politics through the systematic analysis of political
phenomena. The Department offers special programs such as
Model United Nations, the Washington Winterim, the
International Negotiations Project, internships, field
research experience, and participation in Pi Sigma Alpha,
the National Political Science Honor Society. The Department
also provides background and career guidance for such areas
as law, public and international administration, planning
and policy-making, politics, teaching, journalism, pure and
applied research, and related fields. |
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