Course Schedule

4:45 - 6:15 pm

May 13- June 22 

Session 1

IS 772/872
CRN 36287/36175
Modeling Global Events
Dr. Jesse Richman

IS 772/872
CRN 36287/3617
Modeling Global Events
Dr. Jesse Richman

IS 772/872
CRN 36287/3617
Modeling Global Events
Dr. Jesse Richman

IS 772/872
CRN 36287/3617
Modeling Global Events
Dr. Jesse Richman

IS 772/872
CRN 36287/3617
Modeling Global Events
Dr. Jesse Richman

6:00-9:30 pm 

June 24 - August 3

Session 2

IS 707/807
CRN 35040/35041
Transnationalism, Interdependence and Power
Dr. Jennifer Cunningham

IS 707/807
CRN 35040-35401
Transnationalism, Interdependence and Power
Dr. Jennifer Cunningham

IS 721/821
CRN 12292/12293
New World Orde
Dr. Regina Karp
BAL 7009

IS 600
CRN 10204
Research Methods for International Studies
Dr. Erika Frydenlund
ED2 1104
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IS 794/894
CRN 22901/22904
Thesis/Dissertation Prep
Dr. Regina Karp
BAL 7009

IS 655
CRN 18770
International History
Dr. Austin Jersild
CONST 1060

IS 734/834
CRN 19137/19138
U.S. Grand Strategy
Dr. Richard Maass
BAL 2057

IS 795/895
CRN 22387/22388
Europe and the Global South
Dr. Georg Menz
BAL 2066
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IS 795/895
CRN 21547/21548
Human Rights in Latin America
Dr. Angelica Huizar
BAL 2071

IS 728/828
CRN 19139/19140
Ghosts of French Colonization: Revolutionary Movements and their Aftermaths
Dr. Peter Schulman
BAL 3071

IS 601
CRN 10428
International Relations
Professor Aaron Karp
BAL 2070
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IS 716/816
CRN 21551/21552
Theories of Comparative Sociopolitical Studies
Dr. Cathy Wu
BAL 7009

IS 722/822
CRN 22950/22951
Democracy and International Relations 
Dr. Matthew DiLorenzo
ED 2 1110