Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:
- Identify and explain major economic, political, social, cultural and historical themes underlying contemporary issues in the policymaking process.
- Critically analyze different theories pertaining to the discipline using primary and/or secondary sources in support of their arguments.
- Identify and distinguish various academic and journalistic sources, and explain what these reveal about contemporary political issues and policymaking.
Adjunct Faculty (Office NEA 174):
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Lucille Acquaye-Baddoo acquayl@lahc.edu
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Gary Aquino aquinofg@lahc.edu
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Joshua Casper casperjj@lahc.edu
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Kristoffer Ealy ealykm@lahc.edu
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Rihao Gao gaor@lahc.edu
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Scott Heffner heffnesc@lahc.edu
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Sholeh khorooshi khoroos@laccd.edu
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Thomas Klein kleintg@laccd.edu
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Kenneth Poole poolekj@lahc.edu
Full - Time Faculty:
Office Location
Office NEA 179
Contact
Van Chaney
Email: chaneyv@lahc.edu
Office NEA 157
Brian Henderson-Barrick
Email: henderbg@lahc.edu