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The theme for Spring 2010 Engaged Citizen Experience is "Religion, Reason and the Republic"
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Drake students will learn to participate effectively in democratic processes. Democracy relies upon the participation of an engaged, knowledgeable and responsible citizenry. As preparation for active participation in public debate, Drake students learn to evaluate the mix of diverse values and interests that influence democratic decision-making. In a sophomore level course, students have the opportunity to bring diverse disciplines to bear in further developing the skills, knowledge, and dispositions that will lead them to be active stewards working for the common good of local, national and global communities. This requirement will be fulfilled through coursework that challenges students to critically reflect upon the social, economic or political institutions and issues that shape the choices they will face as citizens. Instructors will provide students with opportunities to model democratic practices or public engagement through participatory activities organized in the classroom and/or community. Engaged Citizen courses require sophomore standing (students must have 30 or more credit hours). This change is effective fall 2007.
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In order to take an Engaged Citizen AOI course, students must have 30 or more credit hours (sophomore standing).
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BIO 108 Emerging Infectious Diseases |
POLS 119/LPS 135 From Cradle to College, Breastmilk to Beer: The Law, Politics, and Social Responsibility of What you Drink POLS 120 Public Health in South Africa (a Summer Travel Course) POLS 121 The United Nations and Global Security POLS 124 Revisiting the Vietnam War POLS 125 Peacebuilding and Post-Conflict Justice POLS 126 Grassroots Globalism POLS 127 Global Public Health and World Politics POLS 128 Nationalism and Politics in Eastern Europe POLS 129 Transitions to Democracy POLS 151 The American Presidency POLS 152 Congress and the Legislative Process POLS 153 Judicial Politics POLS 155 American Public Policy POLS 156 Environmental Politics and Policy POLS 157 Crime Politics and Policy in the US POLS 160 Modern European Political Systems POLS 162 Contemporary Asian Politics POLS 163 The Government and Politics of Japan POLS 164 Government & Politics in Latin America POLS 165 Government & Politics of Developing Nations POLS 166 Comparative Political Parties and Interest Groups POLS 167 Supreme Courts and Elections POLS 168 Politics and Parliaments POLS 169 Comparative Law and Courts POLS 170 International Law POLS 171 Political Integration of Europe POLS 173 Human Rights and World Politics POLS 176 Gender and World Politics POLS 179 American Foreign Policy POLS 185 American Political Theory POLS 186 Politics and Religion POLS 189 Topics in Political Theory POLS 190 Seminar in Constitutional Law PSY 134 Ethnopolitical Conflict and Peacemaking REL 120 Black Christianity and Prophetic Politics SCSR 134 Argument Culture SCSR 142 Rhetoric and Politics SCSS 074 Debating Marriage in the Contemporary United States SCSS 077 Art of the Interview SCSS 080 Social Problems SCSS 175 Social Stratification STAT 198 Using Statistics to Shape Health Policy WS 075/ENG 75/SCSS 75 Introduction to Women's Studies |
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