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Political Science (POLS)

GenEd/Focus/ Special Des.	CRN	Course	Section	Title	Credits	Instructor	Curr. Enrolled	Seats avail.	Rsrved. Seats avail.	Days	Time	Room	Dates
ETH	66206	POLS 302	1C	Political Philosophy	3	M T Kato	3	15	0	TR	0930-1050a	LAB E243	01/09-05/05
This class is being concurrently taught with 66337. 1/9/2023: ETH focus requirement added to class. This class will qualify for any remaining ETH focus requirements.
ETH	66337	POLS 302	1W	Political Philosophy	3	M T Kato	12	15	0	TR	0930-1050a	WWW	01/09-05/05
This class is being concurrently taught with 66206. 1/9/2023: ETH focus requirement added to class. This class will qualify for any remaining ETH focus requirements.
DS,SF,SL,TXT0	66687	POLS 335	1C	Politics of Food	3	M Mironesco	2	20	0	TBA	TBA	WWW	01/09-02/10
										M	0500-0800p	WWW	01/09
										F	0500-0800p	WWW	02/10
										S	0900-0100p	FIELD	01/09-02/10
This class is offered in an accelerated format from 01/09/23 to 02/10/23. The following refund and withdrawal dates apply: January 10, 2023 Last day to receive 100% tuition refund January 17, 2023 Last day to receive 50% tuition refund January 30, 2023 Last day to withdraw from class (“W” on transcript) This class will have scheduled online sessions on the following dates: Monday, January 9, 2023 and Friday, February 10, 2023. This class will have scheduled Saturday field days as a class. In order to participate in the scheduled Saturday field days with the class, the student must be registered for the hybrid CRNs for this class (66687 or 66688). Students registering for the online CRNs (66689 or 66690) would be neighbor island students, completing service learning hours on their own at approved sites. Out-of-state students should not register for this class, as instructor is unable to accommodate an option of field day requirements. The aforementioned CRNs are taught concurrently. Service-learning (SL) and community engagement link classroom curriculum to ‘āina-based and culturally appropriate education with hands-on experiential learning opportunities. SL connects real world problem-based learning with a focus on career pathways in order to match the needs of community partners and leads to student success. The SL course designation offers students high quality service learning experiences in their courses with a minimum of 15 hours of service in community, and 5 hours of reflection and/or writing connecting the service with the course curriculum.
DS,SF,SL,TXT0	66689	POLS 335	1W	Politics of Food	3	M Mironesco	0	20	0	TBA	TBA	WWW	01/09-02/10
										M	0500-0800p	WWW	01/09
										F	0500-0800p	WWW	02/10
This class is offered in an accelerated format from 01/09/23 to 02/10/23. The following refund and withdrawal dates apply: January 10, 2023 Last day to receive 100% tuition refund January 17, 2023 Last day to receive 50% tuition refund January 30, 2023 Last day to withdraw from class (“W” on transcript) This class will have scheduled online sessions on the following dates: Monday, January 9, 2023 and Friday, February 10, 2023. In order to participate in the scheduled Saturday field days with the class, the student must be registered for the hybrid CRNs for this class (66687 or 66688). Students registering for the online CRNs (66689 or 66690) would be neighbor island students, completing service learning hours on their own at approved sites. Out-of-state students should not register for this class, as instructor is unable to accommodate an option of field day requirements. The aforementioned CRNs are taught concurrently. Service-learning (SL) and community engagement link classroom curriculum to ‘āina-based and culturally appropriate education with hands-on experiential learning opportunities. SL connects real world problem-based learning with a focus on career pathways in order to match the needs of community partners and leads to student success. The SL course designation offers students high quality service learning experiences in their courses with a minimum of 15 hours of service in community, and 5 hours of reflection and/or writing connecting the service with the course curriculum.
TXT0,WI	66539	POLS 339	1	Feminist Theory	3	M Mironesco	18	2	0	TBA	TBA	WWW	01/09-05/05
TXT0	66776	POLS 378	1	Meaning of Mass Media	3	M Mironesco	26	4	0	TBA	TBA	WWW	01/09-05/05
HAP	66022	POLS 381	1C	Hawaii Politics	3	M T Kato	6	4	0	TR	1230-0150p	AHS A216	01/09-01/22
										TR	1230-0150p	CL D151	01/23-05/05
1/20/2023: Effective Monday, January 23, 2023, this class moved from A216 to D151 for the remainder of the semester. This class is being concurrently taught with 66023, 66024, and 66025. 11/30/2022: HAP focus requirement and prerequisite added to class. This class will qualify for any remaining HAP focus requirements. 10/27/2022: Meeting days and times changed from Mondays/Wednesdays 11:00 am-12:20 pm to Tuesdays/Thursdays 12:30 pm-1:50 pm.
HAP	66024	POLS 381	1W	Hawaii Politics	3	M T Kato	7	15	0	TR	1230-0150p	WWW	01/09-05/05
This class is being concurrently taught with 66022, 66023, and 66025. 11/30/2022: HAP focus requirement and prerequisite added to class. This class will qualify for any remaining HAP focus requirements. 10/27/2022: Meeting days and times changed from Mondays/Wednesdays 11:00 am-12:20 pm to Tuesdays/Thursdays 12:30 pm-1:50 pm.

Most in-person courses have an online component.
Computer requirements and Laulima tutorials are available at https://westoahu.hawaii.edu/distancelearning/student/.

General Education Requirements:
FGA	= Foundation GMP-A	DA	= Diversification-Arts	DP	= Diversification-Physical Science
FGB	= Foundation GMP-B	DB	= Diversification-Biological Science	DS	= Diversification-Social Science
FGC	= Foundation GMP-C	DH	= Diversification-Humanities	DY	= Diversification-Laboratory (science)
FQ	= Foundation Quantitative Reasoning	DL	= Diversification-Literatures
FS	= Foundation Symbolic Reasoning
FW	= Foundation Written Communication

Focus Requirements:
ETH	= Contemporary Ethical Issues
HAP	= Hawaiian, Asian, and Pacific Issues
OC	= Oral Communication
WI	= Writing Intensive

Special Designations:
SF	= Sustainability Focused	OI	= Off-Island	IDAP	= eBook Access	C19	= Online due to COVID-19 (Fall 2020-Spring 2022)
SL	= Service Learning	OS	= Off-Site	TXT0	= Textbook Cost $0

Class Meeting Days:
M	= Monday	R	= Thursday	U	= Sunday
T	= Tuesday	F	= Friday	TBA	= To Be Announced/Arranged
W	= Wednesday	S	= Saturday

Class Meeting Rooms:
ONLINE ASYNC	= Completely online, NO scheduled days/times
ONLINE SYNC	= Completely online at scheduled days/times