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Francine J D'Amico
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Just a message to welcome all of you to Syracuse University's International Relations Learning Community! I am the
academic advisor for the IRLC and will be teaching the PSC 124 Introduction to International Relations course that is part
of the IRLC shared experience for those who have not already taken the course.
I am looking forward to our first class meeting on Monday, August 28th, at 11 :40 AM in Heroy Geo Lab 113 - this is the
brick bUilding between the Dome and the Maxwell School. This week will be discussing our shared summer reading, The
Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, so please bring your copy to class. I am attaching the syllabus for your information and
will bring print copies to class. A copy of the syllabus will also be available on electronic reserve at Bird library. To
access library reserve, click here: http://library.syr.edu/ and select "Find Reserve" from the menu on the right. My name
should be listed shortly (not up yet).
Please note that there are two editions of our course text, Goldstein & Pevehouse, International Relations, on sale at the
campus bookstore in Schine Center. Be sure to purchase the SEVENTH (7th) edition (2006) from the second shelf from
the top where the PSC 124 texts are located. You will see a yellow tag with "PSC 124 D'Amico," and there are several
used copies available, which are less expensive.
I look forward to seeing you all at our IRLC 'Welcome" event on Monday evening at 7:00 PM in Sadler Hall. We will be
discussing our Fall Retreat to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, and other IRLC activities for the semester.
"Dr. D"
Francine J. D'Amico, PhD
Associate Professor of Political Science
Director of Undergraduate Studies in International Relations
International Relations Program
225 Eggers Hall
The Maxwell School of Citizenship & Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Syracuse, New York 13244-1020
315-443-8215 (direct) or 2306 (messages)
315-443-9204 fax
fjdamico@maxwell.syr.edu
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