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POLS 12400 – World Politics

Dr. James A. McAdams

Office Hours: TU 1:30-2:30 and W 2:00-4:00

Email: amcadams@nd.edu

 

Sections:

TA:  Alejandro Castrillon                                           TA:  Joy You

Office Hours:  Mon 3:00-5:00/ Fri 3:00-4:00             Office Hours: Thursday 3-5 pm

Location: Ecks Commons (Law school concourse)    Location: 1108 @ Hesburgh Library

Email: acastril@nd.edu                                               Email:  zyou@nd.edu

Sections: 5 (Debart 232) & 6  (Debart 223)                Sections: 2 (Debart 332) & 4 (Debart 232)

 

Aim of the discussion section:

Our aim is to cover the topics and themes of the week in a critical manner, while addressing your questions. We wish to foster an open forum, where opinions and ideas can be exchanged respectfully.

Format: 

The discussion sections require that you have read all articles and materials beforehand.  Besides turning in assignments in a timely fashion (that is, before 9 pm every Thursday night), students are expected to be well-prepared to discuss the readings.  The Teaching Assistants will prepare and guide the discussions by making sure to cover the major themes covered on a given day.

Email policies:

The TAs will respond to emails as promptly as possible.  It is reasonable to expect at least a response within 24 hours, if not sooner.

Assignments/Papers:

We will provide you with clear standards and rubrics to guide you in your writing assignments.

Participation:

Your participation in discussion sections is a major part of your grade. By “participation,” I mean the quality of your comments during the section, your weekly written assignments, and your virtual discussions over Concourse: You will earn a lower grade by failing to attend class or discussion sections.  If you are late three times for discussion, we will consider that an absence.

Electronics/digital equipment:

Please do not use electronic devices of any kind, including laptops, cell phones, and personal digital devices, in the classroom.

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