Schedule of Classes - Butler University
Schedule of Classes - Butler University
Schedule of Classes - Butler University
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2687 PH 491 02 Under Tutorial and Research 3, UG<br />
TBA Ordonez, Gonzalo<br />
2692 PH 491 03 Under Tutorial and Research 3, UG<br />
TBA Han, Xianming<br />
2691 PH 495 01 Senior Seminar 1, UG<br />
TBA Ordonez, Gonzalo<br />
2693 PH 499 01 Honors Thesis 3, UG<br />
TBA Han, Xianming<br />
2694 PH 499 02 Honors Thesis 3, UG<br />
TBA Ordonez, Gonzalo<br />
2695 PH 499 03 Honors Thesis 3, UG<br />
TBA Murphy, Brian W<br />
Political Science<br />
3303 PO 102 01 Introduction to Peace Studies 3, UG<br />
TR 9:35-10:50 McEvoy-Levy, Siobhan M<br />
3301 PO 141 01 Intro International Politics 3, UG<br />
TR 1-2:15 Ooi, Su-Mei<br />
3302 PO 201S 01 Research and Analysis 3, UG<br />
MW 1-2:15 Turner, Robin<br />
3651 PO210 01 Basic Political Thought 3, UG<br />
MWF 10-10:50 Brabant, Margaret A<br />
3304 PO 322 01 Intl Conflict and Peace Build 3, UG<br />
TR 11-12:15 McEvoy-Levy, Siobhan M<br />
3308 PO 332 01 State & Local Govt & Politics 3, UG<br />
W 4-6:30 Williamson, Larry<br />
3309 PO 377 01 Constitutional Law 3, UG<br />
M 4-6:30 Williamson, Larry<br />
3305 PO 380 01 Topics in Political Science 3, UG<br />
T 2:25-4:55 Turner, Robin<br />
Environmental Justice<br />
How can we create a just environment in which people have<br />
access to clean, safe, and welcoming places to live, work,<br />
learn, play, and pray, and ecosystems, habitats, and species<br />
are conserved? Why have some communities been dispro-<br />
portionately burdened with unsafe water, polluted air, and<br />
toxic trash? What can we do to change this? These questions<br />
are at the heart <strong>of</strong> environmental justice activism and analysis<br />
and the focus <strong>of</strong> this course. Local, national, and global case<br />
studies will help students develop a thorough understanding<br />
<strong>of</strong> this movement.<br />
3310 PO 380 02 Topics in Political Science 3, UG<br />
R 2:25-4:55 Williamson, Larry<br />
Political Advocacy & Lobbying<br />
This class will explore the practical, real-world processes and<br />
procedures that seek to exert influence over executive branch<br />
and legislative branch decision-makers in the political area.<br />
Students will distinguish among the purposes for lobbying,<br />
understand the methods and techniques for success in<br />
lobbing, and determine the relevance and potential <strong>of</strong> mean-<br />
ingful lobbying in the contemporary era.<br />
3311 PO 380 03 Topics in Political Science 3, UG<br />
TBA Williamson, Larry<br />
Politics Practicum<br />
3306 PO 381 01 Ancient and Medieval Pol Thought 3, UG<br />
MW 2:25-3:40 Brabant, Margaret A<br />
3312 PO 490 01 Seminar in Political Science 3, UG<br />
MW 3:50-5:05 Ooi, Su-Mei<br />
International Political Econom<br />
This course is designed as an introduction to the politics <strong>of</strong><br />
international economic relations. The purpose <strong>of</strong> the course<br />
is to give you a broad theoretical and historical overview <strong>of</strong><br />
the workings <strong>of</strong> the global trade, production, monetary and<br />
financial systems, and an understanding <strong>of</strong> pressing develop-<br />
mental issues as well as the problems that confront us all<br />
today as a result <strong>of</strong> a rapidly globalizing world economy.<br />
Psychology<br />
Independent Studies and Internships are available; please contact<br />
the department for course numbers and permissions to register.<br />
2703 PS 105 01 Careers in Psychology 1, UG<br />
M 5:15-6:05 Gingerich, Mandy<br />
2790 PS 202 01 Learning 3, UG<br />
MW 3:50-5:05 Dale, Robert H<br />
2792 PS 202 02 Learning 3, UG<br />
TR 3:50-5:05 Dale, Robert H<br />
3530 PS 210 01 Research Methods/Statistics I 3, UG<br />
TR 1-2:15 O’Malley, Alison<br />
2796 PS 211 01 Research Methods/Statistics II 3, UG<br />
MWF 9-9:50 Gingerich, Mandy<br />
2797 PS 211 02 Research Methods/Statistics II 3, UG<br />
MWF 11-11:50 Gingerich, Mandy<br />
2794 PS 235 01 Biological Bases <strong>of</strong> Behavior 3, UG<br />
MWF 10-10:50 Lineweaver, Tara M<br />
3534 PS 235 02 Biological Bases <strong>of</strong> Behavior 3, UG<br />
MWF 1-1:50 Lineweaver, Tara M<br />
2704 PS 310 01 Statistics in Psychology 3, UG<br />
MW 1-2:15 Giesler, Raymond B<br />
2705 PS 320 01 Life Span Developmental Psych 3, UG<br />
TR 9:35-10:50 Bohannon III, Neil<br />
3535 PS 350 01 Social Psychology 3, UG<br />
TR 11-12:15 Morris, Kathryn A<br />
2730 PS 385 01 Cognitive Processes 3, UG<br />
TR 2:25-3:40 Gingerich, Mandy<br />
3630 PS 412 01 Advanced Applied Neuroscience 3, UG<br />
TR 1-2:15 Lineweaver, Tara T<br />
3536 PS 415 01 Psychological Testing 3, UG<br />
T 3:50-6:20 Padgett, Robert J<br />
2791 PS 440 01W Psychology <strong>of</strong> Personality 3, UG<br />
TR 9:35-10:50 Martin, Joel<br />
2805 PS 475 01 Adv Seminar Cognitive Psych 3, UG<br />
MW 2:25-3:40 Bohannon III, Neil<br />
Psychology and the Law<br />
Psychology and the Law: The role <strong>of</strong> behavioral science in<br />
the legal system. This experiential course takes advanced<br />
psychology students through exercises in courtroom roles<br />
to illustrate the psychological assumptions made by the legal<br />
system. Opposing counsel and fact providers (psychological<br />
experts, witnesses and principals in legals action) and fact<br />
deciders (judges and juries) will be represented by students.<br />
<strong>Classes</strong> will consist <strong>of</strong> moot trials where legal issues <strong>of</strong><br />
evidence and procedure that assume psychological laws<br />
(<strong>of</strong>ten misunderstood) will be investigated. Trial work, a class<br />
presentation and term paper will determine grades.<br />
Room assignments will be available online by November 1. College <strong>of</strong> Liberal Arts and Sciences 39
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