Aloha DMS, History, PSCI, and INT'L REL/STUDIES Majors!
Here are some courses related to your majors you may want to
consider taking in Term-4:
ANTH
3350 Diversity in the Workplace
For INTLST majors (catalog before 2012), this course can
substitute for ANTH 3110 or ANTH 3700. Course is offered online and will be
taught by Dr. Ruudje Laarhoven.
ARTH
2200 Foundations of Western Art
Dr. Jerome Feldman will be teaching this course at Hickam.
He is an art historian with a PhD from Columbia and internationally recognized for
his expertise in tribal art of Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. In 2004,
he was named the Slade Visiting Professor at Cambridge, one of the most
prestigious honors in academia for art historian. This is a rare opportunity to
take a class with him since he normally only teaches at the Main Campus. Students
can request for this course to substitute for World C requirement as well as
the Art Theme requirement. The course
will be offered on Thursday evenings.
ECON
3400 International Trade & Finance
For INTLREL majors, ECON 3400 will fulfill one of the two
ECON requirements. ECON 3400 will be offered online this term. If you prefer to
take this course in the classroom, we are planning to offer it at Hickam next
term.
FR 1100 Beginning French I
French is
only offered once a year. If you have not completed your language requirement
and have been waiting for French, please register for this course. FR 1100 is
offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Tripler.
HIST 3222 Europe/Age of Revolution
For HIST majors,
this course will fulfill the European History requirement. For INTLST majors
with European concentration (catalog before 2012), this course is an option for
this concentration. HIST 3222 is only offered once a year. If you are scheduled
to graduate in less than a year, we recommend you register for this class. This
course is offered online.
HIST 3676 U.S. Diplomatic History
Dr. Jim
Corcoran is back and he is teaching this course on Fridays at Hickam (also
teaching HIST 3666 online). If you have been waiting to take a class with him,
this would be a great elective for DMS majors. For INTLREL majors, this course
will fulfill the HIST requirement and for HIST majors, this course will fulfill
the US History or HIST Elective requirement. For INSTLST majors, depending on
your concentration, this course could be an option. Please check with your
advisor. For PSCI majors, this course could substitute for PSCI 3000. Please
see your advisor regarding substitute.
HIST 4961 History of Military Thought
DMS majors
graduating in December 2013 and have not taken this course should register for
this course in Term-4. HIST majors can take this course for the capstone
requirement. Course will be taught by Dr. Justin Vance online.
INTR 1000 The International System
How should
we think about this new world that is marked by the integration of
globalization and the division of terrorism and genocide? This course will
present major works by well-known thinkers on both previous global systems and
new views of the present and future international systems. This course is a
good Global C option so you only have to take (1) Natural Science course. INTR 1000 is a lower-division requirement for
the new INTLST degree. For PSCI majors, we can substitute this course for the
PSCI 2500 requirement. INTR 1000 will be offered online.
INTR 3300 International Law
Last year,
students in this class did a mock trial and had the opportunity to persecute or
defend a war criminal. If you are planning to go to law school, it will
definitely give you an idea of what type of research and preparation are
required for an actual trial. Professor Mark Hamilton, a lawyer by profession,
will be a great mentor and instructor for this course. Course will be offered
at Hickam on Tuesdays.
PSY 3360 Military Psychology
Main topics
in this class include clinical psychology and behavioral health in the military
and operational psychology. We usually offer this course online but it will be
available in the classroom for the first time. LTC Melba Stetz, PhD. has
extensive knowledge in this subject matter.
DMS majors can use this course to fulfill upper-division DMS elective.
This course will be offered at Hickam on Wednesdays.
We are also offering
several other Upper-Division courses this term:
HIST 3661 History of Warfare to 1500 (Tripler-Wednesdays)
HIST 3666 U.S. Military History (Online)
INTR 3900 Contemporary Nations: Latin
America (Online)
PSCI 3500 Comparative Politics (Hickam-Mondays)
– this course used to be PSCI 4051
REGISTER EARLY!!
-HPU@Hickam
