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Monday Class Options:

POLSC 335 - International Negotiation 9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Examines international negotiating behavior from theoretical, historical and policy-oriented perspectives. Identification of a set of principles associated with successful negotiations and refinement of these principles through application in case studies drawn from contemporary international relations. Special attention given to the negotiations leading up to the Good Friday agreement in Northern Ireland; the Dayton Peace Accords in Bosnia; and Arab Israeli peace negotiations since the Six Day War.

Tuesday Class Options:

ANSOC 105 - Introduction to Sociology: 9:30 AM - 10:50 AM
The study of individuals in society, and an introduction to the basic concepts through which sociology derives its intellectual form, such as socialization, social groups, institutions, stratification, and social change.

Thursday Class Options: 

EDU 202 - Psychology of Learning and Development: 11:00AM-12:20PM
This course explores how learning is influenced by development, experience, and maturation. The major focus is on the interaction of cognitive, cultural, and personality factors in development from early infancy to adulthood. The roles of motivation, intelligence, and socio-economic status receive considerable attention. Students evaluate distinct theories of learning and discuss the vital role that teachers play in the development and assessment of their students’ learning. This course includes a field experience in an urban public school.