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COURSE ROTATION

The following table represents a projection of when the Department of History, Political Science, Geography, and Paralegal Studies will offer particular courses. This rotation may change at any time due to the interests and availability of instructors, and as instructors revise their course loads and respond to student interest and needs. Please check the the most recent course schedules when you plan your schedule. This information is designed to help students with long range planning of their academic careers at MUW.

The table below lists the Symbol and Title of all courses offered by the Department, followed by the Semester the course is usually offered, the Frequency it is offered (Every Year, Every 2 Years, Every 3 Years, or On Demand), and finally the time the course will be Next Offered. When a course is listed in an official course schedule for a future semester, that date will be added. This field will be left blank for courses offered every year.

Courses listed as offered On Demand are of two types: internships, independent studies, and other individual courses which be taken at any time (subject to instructor approval); and other courses, which will be offered when there is enough interest from students and a professor willing to teach it. If you are interested in On Demand topics, contact the Department Chair, a professor in your discipline, or your faculty advisor.

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Geography (GEO)

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Symbol	Title	Semester	Frequency	Next Offered
GEO 101	Elements Of World Geography	Fall	Every Year	F2006
GEO 302	Geography Of North America	Spring	Every Year	S2007
GEO 304	Geography Of Latin America			F2006
GEO 309	Geography Of Africa
GEO 351	Environmental Geography
GEO 399	Special Topics

History (HIS)

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Symbol	Title	Semester	Frequency	Next Offered
HIS 101	History Of Civilization	Fall/Spring/ Summer	Every Year	F2006
HIS 102	History Of Civilization	Fall/Spring/ Summer	Every Year	F2006
HIS 209	History Of The United States I	Fall	Every Year	F2006
HIS 210	History Of The United States II	Spring	Every Year	F2006
HIS 241	Movies And American Society	Summer	2 Years
HIS 261	African American Experience In US Society	Spring	3 Years
HIS 311	Introduction To Historical Thinking And Research	Fall	Every Year	F2006
HIS 312	Mississippi History	Fall/Spring	Every Year	F2006
HIS 320	The Graeco Roman World	Fall	2 Years
HIS 324	Women in European History
HIS 326	Women In American History	Fall	3 Years
His 328	Late Antiquity And Early Middle Ages	Spring	2 Years
HIS 329	High And Late Medieval Europe	Fall	2 Years
HIS 335	Early Modern Europe
HIS 345	Europe. 1750 1914	Fall	2 Years
HIS 350	Europe Since 1914	Spring	2 Years
HIS 351	European Colonies In North America
HIS 352	American Revolution And Early Republic, 1763-1829
HIS 358	The Latin America Republics	Spring	-2 Years
HIS 360	U.S. 1829-1860 Jacksonianism, Nationalism, Sectionalism
HIS 361	Civil War And Reconstruction	Fall	3 Years
HIS 363	U.S. 1876-1920 From The Gilded Age To The Progressive Era
HIS 365	America Since 1940	Spring	3 Years
HIS 375	Medieval Women: Romance And Reality
HIS 401	Internship		On Demand
HIS 405	History of Religion in America		3 Years	F2006
HIS 410	Methods And Materials In Secondary History And Social Studies	Fall	Every Year	F2006
HIS 412	The History Of Science
HIS 415	History Of England From The Norman Conquest To The Reformation
HIS 416	Britain In The Modern Era		On Demand
HIS 418	Germany From Unification To Reunification		On Demand
HIS 421	Imperial Russia
HIS 422	The Rise And Fall Of Communism: A Global Study	Fall	2 Years	F2006
HIS 428	Modern Eastern Europe
HIS 441	American Social History
HIS 454	History Of The South	Fall	3 Years
HIS 463	Archives Management
HIS 464	Internship In Archives Management
HIS 465	The World Wars And The Holocaust	Spring	Every Year
HIS 470	The Renaissance: Defining The Problem
HIS 498	Special Topics		On Demand	F2006
HIS 499	History Capstone	Fall	Every Year	F2006

Paralegal Studies (PLG)

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Symbol	Title	Semester	Frequency	Next Offered
PLG 101	Introduction To The Legal Profession	Fall/Spring	Every Year	F2006
PLG 200	Legal Bibliography And Research I	Fall/Spring/ Summer	Every Year	F2006
PLG 202	Legal Bibliography And Research II	Fall/Spring/ Summer	Every Year	F2006
PLG 241	The Legal Environment Of Business	Fall/Spring/ Summer	Every Year	F2006
PLG 301	Contracts	Fall/Spring/ Summer	Every Year	F2006
PLG 303	Torts	Fall	Every Year	F2006
PLG 325	Corporate Law	Fall	Every Year	F2006
PLG 327	Estates, Trusts And Wills	Fall	Every Year	F2006
PLG 330	Legal Writing	Fall	Every Year	F2006
PLG 340	Law Office Technology And Management	Spring	Every Year
PLG 401	Special Topics In Paralegal Studies		On Demand
PLG 427	Administrative Law
PLG 428	Real Estate Law	Spring	Every Year
PLG 429	Civil Litigation	Spring	Every Year
PLG 431	Criminal Law	Fall/Summer	Every Year
PLG 432	Family Law	Fall/Spring	Every Year
PLG 433	Environmental Law	Spring	Every Year
PLG 434	Bankruptcy Law	Fall	Every Year	F2006
PLG 440	Practical Legal Lab	Fall/Spring/ Summer	Every Year	F2006
PLG 451	School Law

Political Science (POL)

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Symbol	Title	Semester	Frequency	Next Offered
POL 101	Basic Concepts In Political Science	Fall/Spring	Every Year	F2006
POL 201	American Government	Fall/Spring	Every Year	F2006
POL 301	Public Administration	Fall	Every Year	F2006
POL 302	American Constitutional Development	Fall	Every Year	F2006
POL 303	State And Local Governments Of The United States	Spring	Every Year	S2007
POL 305	Parties And Political Interest Groups	Fall	2 Years	F2007
POL 310	Social Science Research Methods	Spring	Every Year	S2007
POL 311	Contemporary Events		On Demand
POL 380	U.S. Foreign Policy	Fall	2 Years	F2006
POL 450	Special Topics In Political Science		On Demand	S2007
POL 451	Political and Social Philosophy		On Demand
POL 453	Advanced Comparative Politics	Fall	Every Year	F2006
POL 454	International Relations	Spring	Every Year	S2007
POL 480	The American Presidency	Spring	2 Years	S2007
POL 490	Internship/ Practicum		On Demand

Religious Studies (REL)

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Symbol	Title	Semester	Frequency	Next Offered
REL 203	Current Trends In Religion
REL 213	Religions Of The World
REL 308	Western Women's Roles In Religion
REL 350	Medieval Christianity

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