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PSC 420: Politics of Africa
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
Overview of government and politics in modern Africa. Examines the relationship between modern and traditional institutions and identifiers major issues, problems, and proposed solutions.
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PSC 479: Senior Thesis
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
The senior thesis is offered in the Spring semester. The senior in consultation with her/his advisor selects a thesis topic. The senior will devote a full semester to research, the results of which are submitted to the advisor in the form of a thesis paper. Prerequisites: PSC 361-362 Political Theory I and II, and PSC 387 Scope and Methods of Research (course limited to second semester seniors).
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PSC 480/483: Independent Study
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
Students pursue a program of reading, research, and writing and engage in a critical examination of one of more selected topics under the guidance of an instructor.
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PSC 484/487: Internship
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
Varied program available at all levels of government and in public interest organizations. Activities include attending seminars and producing a research paper. Approval of the Department chairperson and official course registration are required for academic credit.
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PSC 490: Washington Internship in Public Policy
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
A one-semester internship in Washington, D.C. Students attend seminars, work in a Congressional office, and produce a research paper. The internship is open to students in all majors who have outstanding academic records and are interested in current issues confronting the disadvantaged.
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REL 101: The Biblical Heritage
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
The literature of the Bible and its influence on the shaping of Western culture. Modern biblical scholarship used to examine selected readings from the Old and New Testaments for their contributions to the understanding of human existence.
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REL 103: and 104 African- American Religious Experiences- each
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
Analysis of the origin, development, and social significance of African American religious beliefs and practices from an historical perspective. REL 104 emphasizes the contemporary period, including the latest developments in black liberation theologies. Students may take either course independently or both in sequence.
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REL 211: Introduction to Religious Studies
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
Introduction to the study of religion in a variety of contexts: historical, social, psychological, scientific, philosophical, artistic, and literary. Readings include representative works from the past and the present.
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REL 241: and 242 American Religious Tradition- each
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
Historical approach to the American religious tradition as inclusive of cultural and ethnic diversity. REL 241 extends into the late nineteenth century and includes topics such as American Indian tribal religions, the Great Awakening, Wesleyan evangelicalism, religious freedom, slavery and Christianity, and the rise of black churches and movements. REL 242 focuses on the twentieth century, examining media evangelism, the rise of cults, the church and human rights issues, ecumenism and the burgeoning of Eastern religions such as African traditional religions in America. Students may take either course independently or both in sequence.
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REL 250: Comparative Religion
3.00 Credits
Clark Atlanta University
Comparative survey of selected religious traditions from the East and West, including traditional African religions, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
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