Advising

All of the Political Science faculty serve as advisers and all are available to submit the forms to select Political Science as your major or minor. You can find the faculty list on the main Political Science page. The links for each will take you to a description of their backgrounds and fields of interest, their office addresses and phone numbers, and e-mail contact. Office hours are generally posted on each person’s door, and they are also available from the program staff in the MAC Hall A wing office suite.

You are free to choose any faculty member as your adviser. You may want to approach the person you prefer to have as your adviser or the one whose specialization is closest to your own interests and career goals.

For any advising that involves substitution for required courses, a waiver of requirements for the major, or questions about transfers of credit from another institution, you should see the chair of Political Science.

For pre-law advising, Prof. Joseph Devaney, who has a law degree from Catholic University of America, has agreed to serve as the pre-law adviser for the 2007-08 academic year. His office is MAC B325.

Political Science Program Guide. We keep printed copies of the program guide in the MAC Hall office, but it is available here as well.