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Past In-House Courses
As explained on the current courses page, the Social Science & Public Affairs Living-Learning Community has two coursework requirements. One is a required one-credit colloquium that all participants must take. Each student must also take one or both of the two "in-house" courses that are taught each fall in a small classroom located inside the residence hall.
This page provides a list of the in-house courses that have previously been taught as part of the Social Science & Public Affairs Living-Learning Community, to give potential applicants a sense of the kinds of courses that have been taught here so far. The courses that will be taught in the Community during a given year are chosen by the individual departments in FSU's College of Social Sciences, and may not include any of these specific courses. However, this list should be a good indicator of the types of courses that have been taught in the past and that are likely to be taught in the future.
2007-2008:
- ECO 2013: "Principles of Macroeconomics" (taught by Martha Evans)
- GEO 1400: "Human Geography" (taught by Dr. Lisa Jordan)
- CPO 2002: "Introduction to Comparative Government and Politics" (taught by Dr. Sona Golder)
- SYG 2010: "Social Problems" (taught by Dr. Janice McCabe)
2006-2007:
- ECO 2013: "Principles of Macroeconomics" (taught by Dr. Ljubisa Adamovich)
- GEA 1000: "World Regional Geography" (taught by Daniel McGowin)
- CPO 2002: "Introduction to Comparative Government and Politics" (taught by Dr. Ozge Kemahlioglu)
- SYO 3100: "Family Problems and Social Change" (taught by Emily Boyd)
2005-2006:
- ECO 2023: "Principles of Microeconomics" (taught by Dr. Thomas McCaleb
- GEA 1000: "World Regional Geography" (taught by Thomas Chapman)
- POS 1041: "Introduction to American Government" (taught by Dr. William Weissert)
- SYO 3100: "Family Problems and Social Change" (taught by Carolyn Sawtell)
2004-2005:
- ECO 2000: Introduction to Economics (taught by Dr. Randall Holcombe)
- GEA 3173: Third World in Film (taught by Dr. Philip Steinberg)
- POS 3931: Contemporary Political Issues (taught by Dr. Jeff Mondak)
- SYG 2010: Social Problems (taught by Dr. Lori Reid)
2003-2004:
- GEO 4930: Environment and Society (taught by Dr. Daniel Klooster)
- SYG 2010: Social Problems (taught by Dr. Allen Imershein)
- SYO 3100: Family Problems and Social Change (taught by Dr. Irene Padavic)
2002-2003:
- GEO 1331: Environmental Science (taught by Dr. Daniel Klooster)
- POS 1041: Introduction to American National Government (taught by Dr. Glenn Parker)
- SYG 2010: Social Problems (taught by Dr. James Orcutt)
- SYO 3100: Family Problems (taught by Dr. Irene Padavic)
2001-2002:
- ECO 2000: Introduction to Economics (taught by Dr. Tim Salmon)
- POT 3003: Introduction to Political Thought (taught by Dr. Charles Billings)
- SYG 2010: Social Problems (taught by Dr. James Fendrich)
Earlier years:
- CPO 2002: Introduction to Comparative Government (taught by Dr. Georg Vanberg)
- ECO 2013: Principles of Macroeconomics (taught by Dr. James Gwartney)
- POS 1041: Introduction to American National Government (taught by Dr. Evan Ringquist)
- POS 2001: Introduction to Political Science (taught by Dr. Charles Billings)
- SYG 2010: Social Problems (taught by Dr. John Myles)
- SYG 2010: Social Problems (taught by Dr. Patricia Yancey Martin)
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