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Nature of course request C01788 :

New course Undergraduate

First term offered : Fall 2011
Course Prefix&Number Descriptive Title Credits/Hours
PS494 Human Rights 3 -




Abbreviation for Class Schedule(20 spaces)
Human Rights
Catalog Description:
An introduction to the historical, substantive and theoretical evolution of human rights, the actors involved in producing, implementing and enforcing human rights, and several human rights cases.
Course Goal and Objectives:
1. define the concept of human rights 2. explain the history and processes by which human rights have been defined, and by whom 3. analyze the ability of the international community to define, implement and enforce human rights 4. analyze human rights cases to determine the most appropriate and effective means of protecting human rights 5. develop effective communication skills including listening, speaking and writing.
Justification for adding the course (e.g. alignment with other institutions, program revision, etc.):
¿ Enhancement of the Political Science major and minor ¿ Permanent Status for a course that has been taught twice as a special topics course in the last three years ¿ Social Science, Public Policy & Administration and International Studies elective
Faculty and facilities needed:
Political Science instructor, standard classroom
Brief Course outline:
see attached syllabus ** Prerequisite: PS203D Introduction to International Relations or consent of the instructor


Approval Queue C01788
Step Approver Decision Timestamp
1 - Department Eliot Dickinson ApprovedDecember 08 2011
2 - Division John Rector ApprovedDecember 09 2011
3 - Division Curriculum Mark Henkels ApprovedDecember 15 2011
5 - Curriculum Committee Thaddeus Shannon ApprovedFebruary 22 2012
Comments: Catalog description should include: Prerequisite: PS203D Introduction to International Relations or consent of the instructor . Diversity designation approved by ARC as communicated on 2/22/12.
6 - Faculty Senate Gavin Keulks ApprovedFebruary 23 2012
7 - Dean Stephen Scheck ApprovedFebruary 24 2012
Comments: Course would be offered in routine rotation with other UD political science courses with current faculty.
8 - Provost Kent Neely ApprovedFebruary 26 2012


Attached Files:
PS407 Human Rights-Fall10.doc   Download
PS494 Human Rights - Multicultural Diversity Designation form.doc   Download
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