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Physics: III. Advanced |
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• PHYS 341 - Electromagnetism II
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• PHYS 375 - Advanced Topics in Physics
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• PHYS 399 - Senior Independent Work
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Political Science: I. Introductory The courses listed below are introductions to the discipline of political science: American Politics, Comparative Politics, International Politics, and Political Theory. One introductory course is required of majors. No more than two introductory courses in different subfields may be counted towards the major. Except where otherwise noted, enrollment of juniors and seniors for 100-level courses by permission of the instructor only. |
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• POLI 140 - American Politics
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• POLI 150 - Comparative Politics
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• POLI 160 - International Politics
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• POLI 170 - Political Theory
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Political Science: II. Intermediate Prerequisite: Freshmen may take a 200-level course only with the permission of the instructor, which usually requires satisfactory completion of an introductory course. For sophomores, juniors, and seniors, an introductory course is recommended but not required. |
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• POLI 207 - Political Analysis
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Political Science: II. Intermediate A. American Politics |
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• POLI 236 - The Military and American Politics
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• POLI 238 - Power and Public Policy
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• POLI 240 - The American Presidency
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• POLI 241 - Congress
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• POLI 243 - Constitutional Law
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• POLI 244 - Political Parties and Public Opinion
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• POLI 245 - Courts, Judges and American Judicial Politics
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• POLI 246 - Civil Rights
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• POLI 247 - The Politics of Difference
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• POLI 248 - Racial and Ethnic Group Politics in Popular Culture
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Political Science: II. Intermediate B. Comparative Politics |
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• POLI 250 - Politics as Games
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• POLI 252 - The Politics of Modern Social Movements
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• POLI 253 - Transitions In Europe
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• POLI 254 - Chinese Politics and Economy
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• POLI 255 - Subaltern Politics
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• POLI 256 - Walking Poughkeepsie: Uncovering Poughkeepsie’s Symbolic Landscape and Imagining Otherwise
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• POLI 257 - Genre and the Postcolonial City
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• POLI 258 - Latin American Politics
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• POLI 259 - Settler Colonialism in a Comparative Perspective
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Political Science: II. Intermediate C. International Politics |
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• POLI 261 - Theories of War and Peace
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• POLI 262 - India, China and the State of Post-coloniality
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• POLI 263 - Critical International Relations
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• POLI 264 - The Foreign Policy of the United States
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• POLI 265 - International Political Economy
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• POLI 267 - Transits of US Empire Transits through US Empire
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• POLI 268 - The Politics of Globalization
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Political Science: II. Intermediate D. Political Theory |
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• POLI 270 - Diasporas
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• POLI 272 - Feminist Thought and Politics: Sex, Gender, Matter
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• POLI 273 - Interpreting Politics
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• POLI 274 - Indigenous Political Thought
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• POLI 275 - Reconsidering Western Political Thought
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• POLI 276 - Contemporary Marxist Theories
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• POLI 277 - The Politics of Capitalism
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• POLI 278 - Environmental Political Thought
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• POLI 279 - Pandemic, Politics and Theory
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Political Science: II. Intermediate: E. Other |
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• POLI 290 - Community-Engaged Learning
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• POLI 298 - Independent Work
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Political Science: III. Advanced A. Optional Senior Thesis Seminars in the 340s, 350s, 360s, and 370s are generally limited to twelve students and require permission of the instructor. Students taking seminars are expected to have taken relevant course-work at a lower level. The content of seminars can vary from year to year depending upon interests of students and instructors. Seminars might focus on topics too specialized to receive exhaustive treatment in lower-level courses; they might explore particular approaches to the discipline or particular methods of research; they might be concerned with especially difficult problems in political life, or be oriented toward a research project of the instructor. The thesis (POLI 300 , POLI 301 , POLI 302 ) and senior independent work (POLI 399 ) require permission of the instructor.
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• POLI 300 - Senior Thesis
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• POLI 301 - Senior Thesis
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• POLI 302 - Senior Thesis
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Political Science: III. Advanced B. American Politics Seminars |
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• POLI 341 - Seminar in Congressional Politics
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• POLI 343 - Seminar in Constitutional Theory
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• POLI 345 - Seminar on Litigation and Justice
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• POLI 346 - Seminar on the U.S. Courts and Legal System
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• POLI 348 - Seminar in Democracy and Power in America
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Political Science: III. Advanced C. Comparative Politics Seminars |
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• POLI 352 - Redemption and Diplomatic Imagination in Postcolonial Africa
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• POLI 358 - State, Market and Development
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• POLI 381 - The Politics of Memory
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• POLI 385 - Disaster, Displacement, and Diasporic Worldmaking
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Political Science: III. Advanced D. International Politics Seminars |
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• POLI 360 - The Ethics of War and Peace
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• POLI 361 - The Global Haitian Revolution
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• POLI 362 - Seminar in International Politics: Migration and Citizenship
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• POLI 363 - Decolonizing International Relations
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• POLI 366 - Worlding International Relations
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• POLI 367 - Strategic Thinking in Global Affairs
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• POLI 386 - Technology, Security and the Future of War
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• POLI 395 - Thinking Africa: Conversations on the Thought of Achille Mbembe
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Political Science: III. Advanced E. Political Theory Seminars |
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• POLI 371 - Gender, Science and Politics
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• POLI 372 - New Materialism
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• POLI 376 - Ecological Catastrophe and Nietzsche’s Eternal Return
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• POLI 377 - Everyday Indigenous Sovereignty
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• POLI 379 - Reading Black Reconstruction
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• POLI 384 - Seminar in Political Theory
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Political Science: III. Advanced F. Other |
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• POLI 399 - Senior Independent Work
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Portuguese: I. Introductory |
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• PORT 105 - Beginning Portuguese I
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• PORT 106 - Beginning Portuguese II
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Portuguese: II. Intermediate |
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• PORT 210 - Intermed Portuguese I
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• PORT 211 - Intermed Portuguese II
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Portuguese: III. Advanced |
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• PORT 310 - Advanced Portuguese I
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• PORT 311 - Advanced Portuguese II
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Psychological Science: I. Introductory |
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• PSYC 105 - Introduction to Psychological Science
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• PSYC 108 - Reading and Writing in Psychological Science
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Psychological Science: II. Intermediate |
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• PSYC 200 - Statistics and Experimental Design
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• PSYC 201 - Principles of Social Psychology
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• PSYC 204 - Media Psychology
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• PSYC 209 - Research Methods in Social Psychology
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• PSYC 221 - Learning and Behavior
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• PSYC 222 - Psychological Perspectives on the Holocaust
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• PSYC 223 - Evolutionary Psychology
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• PSYC 229 - Research Methods in Learning and Behavior
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• PSYC 231 - Principles of Development
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• PSYC 233 - Health Psychology
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• PSYC 239 - Research Methods in Developmental Psychology
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• PSYC 241 - Principles of Physiological Psychology
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• PSYC 243 - Topics in Physiological Psychology
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• PSYC 249 - Research Methods in Physiological Psychology
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• PSYC 253 - Individual Differences and Personality
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• PSYC 254 - Emotional Engagement with Film
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• PSYC 259 - Research Methods in Personality and Individual Differences
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• PSYC 262 - Principles of Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology
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• PSYC 269 - Research Methods in Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology
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• PSYC 274 - Topical Applications in Psychological Science
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