Four Year Planning Sheet

I ntended Major: Law, Societies, and J ustice

I ntended Minors: Spanish, Political Science, and I nternational Relations

2011 2012

AUTUMN

WINTER

SPRING

SUMMER

Course Credit Course Credit Course Credit Course Credit
SPAN 201 5 SPAN 202 5 SPAN 203 5 HONORS 220 5
HONORS 230 B 5 SIS 201 A 5 LSJ 322 5 HONORS 345 5
ASTRO 190 B 5 LSJ 200 5 HONORS 397 3 HONORS 397 2
MUSEN 307 A 1
HONORS 100 1
Quarter Total 17 Quarter Total 15 Quarter Total 13 Quarter Total 12

2012 2013

AUTUMN

WINTER

SPRING

SUMMER

Course Credit Course Credit Course Credit Course Credit
SPAN 301 5 SPAN 302 5 SPAN 303 5
COM 201 5 LSJ 330 5 SOC 375 5
SIS 200 5 LSJ 366 5 HONORS 222 5


Quarter Total 15 Quarter Total 15 Quarter Total 15 Quarter Total


2013 2014

AUTUMN

WINTER

SPRING

SUMMER

Course Credit Course Credit Course Credit Course Credit
SPAN 308 5 HONORS 394 A 5 ART 140 B 5
SPAN 423 5 SPAN 332 5 LSJ 362 5
HONORS 220 C 5 LSJ 444 5 SISLA 342 5


Quarter Total 15 Quarter Total 15 Quarter Total 15 Quarter Total


2014 2015

AUTUMN

WINTER

SPRING

SUMMER

Course Credit Course Credit Course Credit Course Credit
LSJ 336 5 LSJ 401 5 POL S 342 5
HONORS 496 1 POL S 353 5 POL S 403 5
POL S 203 5 POL S 307 5 POL S 450 5


Quarter Total 11 Quarter Total 15 Quarter Total 15 Quarter Total


For-Sure Courses

LSJ 322: Human Rights in Latin America

Overview of human rights issues and their recent evolution in Latin American history; military dictatorships;
contemporary challenges in the regions democracies. Human rights concerns in relation to broader sociopolitical context.
Recommended: knowledge of modern Latin American history. Offered: jointly with SIS 322.

I want to take this class because I would love to go to Ecuador this summer, and I want to know about some of the
political and ethical issues going on in the area. I think that having a background of what is going on in Latin America
would make the trip much more meaningful and would make it easier to understand the people who live there.

COM 201: Introduction to Communication I

Introduces students to four core principles that undergird the study and practice of communication -- communication
literacy, research inquiry, theories and concepts, and community engagement. Principles discussed and developed in the
context of international communication, political communication, and communication technology and society.

In high school, I was really involved in theatre and drama. I think that this passion of mine could translate to
communications, and although in this worksheet communications is not my major, I think that it could be my major if I
took it and enjoyed it. I would like to take communications soon, so that I can plan out my four year plan should it change.

POL S 353: United States Congress

Organization and procedure of Congress, state legislative politics, lobbying, legislative roles, theory and practice of
representative government.

This class is like a mock Congress, where everybody acts out a part. I want to take this class partially because I think it
will be fun, but also because I think it will teach me a lot about the different kinds of argument and different ways to be
effective in speech. I also think it is an interesting and unique way to learn about the inner workings of Congress, and it
would help me to learn the principles better.