201 Calendar

POL 201 WebCalendar
You are responsible for having readings and assignments completed by the date on this calendar.
Students must also access all clickable links before class, complete any writing within
those links, and bring the materials to class. They may be collected and graded.

Monday	Wednesday	Friday
Introduction
All First Year Students meet Tuesday in the Fieldhouse for Opening Convocation	August 23: Welcome!	August 25: Politics and Perspectives
The Roots of American Government
August 28: Three Theories	August 30: Three Theories, Continued	September 1: 3 Great Questions
September 4: Labor Day--no class	September 6 Constitutional Roots	September 8: Constitutional Theory
September 11: Constitutional Structure	September 13: Ratification	September 15 Elite and Mass Value Development
September 18: Values Development, Continued	September 20: The Contemporary Elite	September 22: Exam I Study Guide
Interest Articulation
September 25: Articulating Interests	September 27: Political Socialization	September 29: Public Opinion and Political Ideology
October 2: Opinions, Continued	October 4: Ideology	October 6: The Mass Media
October 9: Columbus Day--no class	October11: Elections	October13: Elections
October16: Political Parties	October 18: Political Parties	October20: Campaigns
October23: Elections	October25: Review	October27: Exam II
Institutions of American Government
October 30: , ## Interest Groups**	November 1:	November 3:
November 6: Presidency Presidency II	November 8: Presidency III Presidency IV	November 10: Bureaucracy
November 13: Coalition Formation	November 15: Congress	November 17: Congress
November 20 Congress vs. Presidency	November 22: Thanksgiving Break no class	November 24: Thanksgiving Break no class
November 27: Courts	November 29: Courts	December 1: NCA Debate
December 4: Institutions in Conflict	December 6: schedule adjustment day
Thursday December14: Final Exam 2-3:50

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