CLAS Summer Courses in the Social Sciences

The social sciences use the scientific method, including quantitative and qualitative methods, to study human action and its implications and consequences.

Anthropology

Archaeological Field School (.77), ANT 4823/24, 9 credits
Summer A
Summer B (5 classes)
Environment and Cultural behavior, ANT 4403, 3 credits
Summer A
General Anthropology, ANT 2000, 3 credits
Summer B
Human Sexuality, ANT 2301, 3 credits
Summer B
Introduction to Biological Anthropology, ANT 3514C, 4 credits
Summer A
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, ANT 2410, 3 credits
Summer B
Introduction to Forensic Science, ANT 4740, 3 credits
Summer A
Language and Culture, ANT 3620, 3 credits
Summer A
Race and Racism, ANT 3930, 3 credits
Summer A
Skeleton Keys, ANT 3522, 3 credits
Summer A
Summer B
World Archaeology, ANT 2140, 3 credits
Summer B

Criminology

Criminal Careers, CCJ 4934, 3 credits
Summer A
Criminal Law, CJL 4110, 3 credits
Summer B
Adv. Principles of Criminal Justice, CCJ 3024, 3 credits (2 classes)
Summer B
Law & Society, CCJ 3038, 3 credits
Summer A
Victimology, CCJ 4466, 3 credits
Summer B

Communication Sciences

Applied Reading Disorders, SPA 6935, 3 credits
Summer C
Audiometry Hearing Disorders, SPA 4032, 3 credits
Summer A
Fundamentals of Hearing, SPA 3032, 3 credits
Summer A
Introduction to Speech Disorders, SPA 4250, 3 credits
Summer A
Human Communication Dynamics, SPA 2024, 3 credits
Summer B
Language Breakdown and the Brain, SPA 2109, 3 credits
Summer B
Language Development, SPA 4004, 3 credits
Summer A
Neuro Bases of Communication, SPA 4104, 3 credits
Summer B

Geography

Foundations of GIS, GIS 3043, 3 credits
Summer A
Geography for a Changing World, GEA 1000, 3 credits
Summer A
Summer B
Geography of Latin America, GEA 3504, 3 credits
Summer B
Introduction to Human Geography, GEO 2420, 3 credits
Summer A
Summer B
Introduction to Physical Geography, GEO 2200, 3 credits
Summer A
Summer B
Introduction to Physical Geography Lab, GEO 2200L, 1 credits
Summer A (2 classes)
Summer B (2 classes)

Political Science

African Politics, CPO 3204, 3 credits
Summer A
American Civil Liberties, POS 3606, 3 credits
Summer B
American Federal Government, POS 2041, 3 credits
Summer B
American State and Local Government, POS 2112, 3 credits
Summer B
Comparative Politics, CPO 2001, 3 credits
Summer B
Current Controversies in Public Policy, PUP 3002, 3 credits
Summer B
Great Political Thinkers: Machiavelli to Marx, POT 4053, 3 credits
Summer A
Introduction to International Relations, INR 2001, 3 credits (2 classes)
Summer B
Introduction to Latin American Politics, CPO 3303, 3 credits
Summer A
Introduction to Political Theory, POT 2002, 3 credits
Summer B
Introduction to Public Administration, PAD 3003, 3 credits
Summer A
Legislative Politics, POS 4424, 3 credits
Summer A
Political Internship, POS 4940, 3 credits
Summer A
Summer B
Summer C
Politics in Developing Nations, CPO 4034, 3 credits
Summer B
The Presidency, POS 4413, 3 credits
Summer A
Theories of International Relations, INR 3603, 3 credits
Summer A

Psychology

Abnormal Psychology, CLP3144, 3 credits (2 classes)
Summer B
Developmental Psychology, DEP3053, 3 credits (2 classes)
Summer A
Drug Use & Society, PSY4930, 3 credits
Summer A
Eating disorders, PSY4930, 3 credits (2 classes)
Summer B
General Psychology, PSY2012, 3 credits (3 classes)
Summer A
Summer B
Introduction Behavioral Analysis, EAB3002, 3 credits
Summer B
Lab Methods, PSY3213L, 3 credits (2 classes)
Summer A
Multicultural & Social Justice, PCO4930, 3 credits
Summer A Multicultural & Social Justice, PCO4930, 3 credits
Summer A
Psychology of Law, PSY4930/6930, 3 credits
Summer B
Social Psychology, SOP3004, 3 credits
Summer A
Stigma and Prejudice, SOP4704, 3 credits
Summer A