Political Science
Timetable 2018-19
| Course Number | Course Title | Professor | Term | Block |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PSCI 101.11 | Intro to Power and Politics | G. Graham | 1st | C1/C2/C3 |
| PSCI 102.21 | Intro to Compar & Global Pol | G. Graham | 2nd | C1/C2/C3 |
| PSCI 101.12 | Intro to Power and Politics | J. Bickerton | 1st | B1/B2/B3 |
| PSCI 101.22 | Intro to Compar & Global Pol | Y. Grenier | 2nd | B1/B2/B3 |
| PSCI 101.13 | Intro to Power and Politics | N. Allen | 1st | L1/L2/L3 |
| PSCI 102.23 | Intro to Compar & Global Pol | N. Allen | 2nd | L1/L2/L3 |
| PSCI 101.14 | Intro to Power and Politics | J. Spring | 1st | Z4/Z5 |
| PSCI 102.24 | Intro to Compar & Global Pol | D. Brown | 2nd | Z4/Z5 |
| PSCI 101.15 | Intro to Power and Politics | A. Lajeunesse | 1st | W7/W8 |
| PSCI 102.25 | Intro to Compar & Global Pol | J. Levin | 2nd | W7/W8 |
| PSCI 201 | Ancient & Med Pol Thought | J. Spring | 1st | Z7/Z8 |
| PSCI 202 | Modern Political Thought | L. Groarke | 2nd | Z7/Z8 |
| PSCI 211 | Comparative Politics I | L. Stan | 1st | U4/U5 |
| PSCI 212 | Comparative Politics II | Y. Grenier | 2nd | U4/U5 |
| PSCI 221 | Cdn. Structures & Institutions | G. Graham | 1st | U7/U8 |
| PSCI 222 | Canadian Political Process | J. Bickerton | 2nd | U7/U8 |
| PSCI 231 | American Politics | N. Allen | 2nd | O1/O2 |
| PSCI 241 | Power & Business in Cda | G. Graham | 2nd | X1/X2 |
| PSCI 247 | Enviro Social Sciences I | R. Bantjes | 2nd | W7/W8 |
| PSCI 251 | Foundations of Global Politics | J. Levin | 1st | W4/W5 |
| PSCI 252 | Contemporary Global Politics | Y. Cho | 2nd | W4/W5 |
| PSCI 291 | Violence, Conflict and Politics | Y. Grenier | 1st | O4/O5 |
| PSCI 301 | Liberalism & Its Critics | J. Spring | 1st | Z1/Z2 |
| PSCI 312 | Art and Politics | Y. Grenier | 2nd | Z1/Z2 |
| PSCI 316 | Dictatorships | N. Allen | 1st | X4/X5 |
| PSCI 323 | Parties & Elections | J. Bickerton | 2nd | O1/O2 |
| PSCI 325 | Indegenous Politics in Canada | J. Bickerton | 2nd | O4/)5 |
| PSCI 331 | Comparative Nationalism | G. Graham | 2nd | W7/W8 |
| PSCI 335 | Human Rights & Inter. Justice | L. Stan | 1st | W7/W8 |
| PSCI 354 | Global Political Economy | P. Lenco | 2nd | U1/U2 |
| PSCI 355 | Global Issues | P. Lenco | 1st | O4/O5 |
| PSCI 356 | War & Peace in the Middle East | J. Levin | 2nd | W4/W5 |
| PSCI 357 | Model United Nations | Y. Cho | 2nd | E6 |
| PSCI 363 | International Relations of East Asia | N. Allen | 2nd | X4/X5 |
| PSCI 365 | Russian Politics | L. Stan | 2nd | U4/U5 |
| PSCI 373 | Irish Politics & Society | J. Phyne | 1st | X4/X5 |
| PSCI 389 | ST: Political Communications | G. Graham | 1st | X1/X2 |
| PSCI 392 | ST. Causes of War & Peace | J. Levin | 1st | Z4/Z5 |
| PSCI 394 | ST: Global Justice | J. Spring | 2nd | Z4/Z5 |
| PSCI 399 | Research Methods and Stats | N. Allen | 1st | O1/O2 |
| PSCI 401 | Seminar: Political Theory | J. Spring | 2nd | U8/Z8 |
| PSCI 421 | Seminar: Canadian Politics | J. Bickerton | 1st | X7/Z7 |
| PSCI 451 | Seminar: International Relations | J. Levin | 1st | U8/Z8 |
| PSCI 452 | Seminar: Comparative Politics | L. Stan | 2nd | X7/Z7 |
| PSCI 490 | Thesis | Y. Cho | Full | |
The Memorial for Mr. MacEachen at St. F.X. can be watched on YouTube at Allan J. MacEachen a Celebration of life: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a20tbGyzf-Q
The life and legacy of one of Canada’s most important and respected politicians, the Hon. Allan J. MacEachen, was honoured as hundreds—including Canadian Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau—filled StFX’s Keating Centre Sept. 17 for a celebration of life for a man regarded as a Canadian icon.
Mr. MacEachen, 96, a native of Inverness, Cape Breton, died Sept. 12, 2017. The longtime Nova Scotia MP, cabinet minister and senator was also Canada's first deputy prime minister. He was one of StFX’s most notable alumni.
Hugh and Celia Gillis Bursary
This award is available to students enrolled in a full-time undergraduate program at StFX, with preference for students majoring in Political Science. Applicants must have an entrance average of 75% and demonstrate financial need in their application. Preference will be given to students from Antigonish County. This bursary is renewable if the student reapplies and continues to meet the criteria in subsequent years of study, including maintaining an average of at least 75% in each year of study. Award Value: up to $2000. Applications will open mid-August and are available to students online at:http://sites.stfx.ca/financial_aid/application
