Ethnic Politics in the United States

This course surveys the role of race and ethnicity in American politics. Theories of race and identity, and political experiences and power patterns in U.S. politics are explored through political science approaches by African Americans, Asian Americans, Latino/Hispanic Americans, European Americans, Indigenous/First Nation Americans, and Multiracial Americans.

Comparative Government

This course provides an introduction to the central themes of comparative politics, with a focus on the examination of variations in constitutional principles, governmental institutions, political culture, economic systems, and political problems in countries around the world.

Family Law

This course covers the tasks associated with family formation and dissolution as well as the laws affecting diverse family structures in today's society.