School Information. Contact Information. Career and Educational Goals. Career Planning Status Summary

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Report Prepared for Jay Hawk

Contact Information

Jay Hawk ucc@ku.edu

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Career and Educational Goals

Your Career Goals

I would like something that involves being outside, being organized and talking to people. Your Educational Goals

I'd like to major in something that involves the environment.

Career Planning Status Summary

The scores range from 1 to 5

1=Not Prepared 3=More Prepared 5=Very Prepared

Self Assessment _3.17

Career Exploration _3.33

Career Planning Satisfaction _3.83

1 2 3 4 5

L o w M e d i u m H i g h

Self Assessment (3.17)

Self-Assessment is important because it enables you to identify which occupations and major study areas are most compatible with your personal attributes. Your medium self assessment score indicates that you are moderately involved in examining your interests, values, personality, and skills. It is important that you stay actively involved in self assessment because it is the most important first step in career planning.

Career Exploration (3.33)

Career Exploration is important because it enables you to compare and evaluate occupations and major areas of study that appeal to you. Your medium score indicates that you are moderately involved in career exploration. It is important that you continue or increase your involvement in career

exploration because it will help you narrow down your options and map out your career goals. Career Planning Satisfaction (3.83)

planning activities and your ability to resolve problems that can interfere with your decision making. Your high score suggests you are not experiencing any problems with your career planning. If at any time you do encounter any problems, you should consider discussing them with your career advisor.

Your Academic Strengths and Weaknesses

You indicated that you "Excel" in the following: Art - Fine

Art - Performing

Biology and Environmental Sciences Computers & Technology

English

Foreign Languages Music

Physical Education

You indicated that you "Do Pretty Well" in the following: Language Arts

You indicated that you "Do OK" in the following: Business (eg Management, Marketing, Economics) Math

Physical Sciences (eg Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy) Social Sciences (eg Psychology, Philosophy, Religion) Social Studies

Career and Educational Accomplishments

Your Career Accomplishments Your Educational Accomplishments

Your Personal Development Needs

You indicated that you need Little or No Improvement In:

Establishing Rapport With Others - Being in sync or on the same wavelength with others. Flexibility - The ability to readily adapt to changes, shift your point of view, and/or look at a situation in a different way.

Honesty - The human quality or communicating and acting truthfully.

Listening - The ability to pay close attention to, and make sense of, what we hear.

Problem Solving - A process that involves, eg, clarifying description of the problem, analyzing causes, identifying alternatives, assessing each alternative, choosing one, implementing it, and evaluating whether the problem was solved or not.

Public Speaking - The ability to present material to a group of people in a structured, deliberate manner.

Respect - Consideration for other people's privacy, their physical space and belongings; and respect for different viewpoints, philosophies, physical ability, beliefs and personality.

Stability - Maintaining composure in stressful situations.

Teamwork - The ability to work with other people toward a common vision or goal. You indicated that you need Moderate Improvement In:

Creativity - The ability to think outside the box. Leadership - The ability to direct others.

Negotiating - The ability to exchange ideas, information and opinions with others. Organization - Knowing where things are at all times.

Sensitivity - The ability to react appropriately to the emotions or feelings of other people. Sociability - The ability to interact with other people on a personal level.

Time Management - Having the tools or techniques for planning and scheduling time, usually with the aim to increase effectiveness and/or efficiency.

Writing - The ability express your ideas on paper where the presentation is tightly structured, grammatically and syntactically correct, substantive, and interesting.

You indicated that you need A Great Deal of Improvement In: Commitment - Having persistence with a purpose.

Discipline - The ability to stay on task and complete projects.

Work Interest Profile Summary

Your average score in each area is also shown below as a number ranging from 0 to 100 where: 0=Low 50=Moderate 100=High

Conventional 58.33 Investigative 54.17 Realistic 45.83 Social 33.33 Enterprising 20.83 Artistic 20.83 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Your top 3 work interests in the order you selected are:

"the organizers"

People in the conventional category often prefer orderly, systematic work. Work tasks often include keeping records, and organizing written and numerical materials according to a plan. They like to see things run

efficiently and smoothly, which means they will pay attention to administrative details. They generally enjoy keeping accurate records, organizing, working with numbers, and using a computer.

Investigative "the thinkers"

People in the investigative category often have a strong desire to understand cause and effect, and solve puzzles and problems. They often work in jobs that are scientific in nature. Their work often involves the analysis of data, using formulas, graphs and numbers. Investigative types typically prefer to work independently, and with minimum supervision. People in this category generally enjoy using computers, solving math problems, interpreting formulas, and thinking abstractly.

Realistic "the doers"

People in the realistic category often prefer to work with objects and things. They are likely to enjoy creating things with their hands and using tools and machines. Some prefer large, powerful machines like tractors, while others prefer precision machinery such as X-ray or electronic equipment. People in this category generally enjoy being physically active, repairing equipment, rebuilding cars, fixing electrical things, solving mechanical problems, playing sports, working outdoors, and using their hands.

Work Interests Careers

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Actuary

Air Traffic Controller

Insurance Underwriter Internal Auditor Legal Secretary

Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisor Airfield Operations Specialist Audiovisual Production Specialist Brokerage Clerk

Budget Accountant Budget Analyst

Cartographer (Map Scientist) Cartographic Technician

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) City Planning Aide

Compliance Officer

Computer Customer Support Specialist Congressional Aide

Cost Accountant Cost Estimator County or City Auditor Court Administrator Court Reporter Credit Analyst Customs Inspector Electrical Drafter

Emergency Management Specialist Executive Secretary

Fire Inspector Fire Investigator

Golf Course Superintendent Government Budget Analyst Immigration Inspector

Insurance Appraiser (Auto Damage) Insurance Claim Examiner

Librarian

Library Technician Logisticians

Management Consultant (Analyst) Mapping Technician

Marina Boat Charter Administrator Marine Cargo Surveyor

Medical Records Technician Medical Secretary

Patent Agent

Pharmacy Technician Photogrammetric Engineer

Police Identification and Records Officers Property Accountant

Property Assessor

Quality Control Coordinator Quality Control Engineer Real Estate Assessor Referee / Umpire

Revenue Agent (Government) Safety Inspector Systems Accountant Tax Accountant Tax Auditor Tax Collector Tax Preparer Title Examiner Title Searchers Town Clerk Video Engineer

Leisure Interest Profile Summary

Your average score in each area is also shown below as a number ranging from 0 to 100 where: 0=Low 50=Moderate 100=High

Organizing 54.17 Educational 45.83 Social 29.17 Practical 25.00 Artistic 20.83 Leading 12.50 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Your top 3 leisure related interests are:

"the organizers"

People with an organizing orientation generally like to be involved in activities that follow set procedures and routines. They like to work with data and details, have clerical or numerical ability, and carry out tasks in great detail. They are often described as being conforming, practical, careful, obedient, thrifty, efficient, orderly, conscientious, and persistent.

Educational "the thinkers"

People with an educational orientation like to be involved in activities that have to do with ideas and thinking; these are people who like to observe, learn, investigate, analyze, evaluate, or solve problems. They like to search for facts and figure out problems mentally. They prefer working with ideas rather than with people or things. They are often described as being analytical, curious, methodical, rational, cautious, independent, precise, reserved, complex, intellectual, and modest.

Social "the helpers"

People with a social orientation enjoy helping and advising people. They tend to be concerned about other peoples welfare. They promote learning and personal development and are very interested in human relationships. They are often described as being helpful, responsible, warm, cooperative, idealistic, sociable, tactful, friendly, kind, sympathetic, generous, patient, and understanding.

Leisure Interests Careers

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Actuary

Air Traffic Controller

Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisor

Insurance Underwriter Internal Auditor Legal Secretary Librarian

Airfield Operations Specialist Audiovisual Production Specialist Brokerage Clerk

Budget Accountant Budget Analyst

Cartographer (Map Scientist) Cartographic Technician

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) City Planning Aide

Compliance Officer

Computer Customer Support Specialist Congressional Aide

Cost Accountant Cost Estimator County or City Auditor Court Administrator Court Reporter Credit Analyst Customs Inspector Electrical Drafter

Emergency Management Specialist Executive Secretary

Fire Inspector Fire Investigator

Golf Course Superintendent Government Budget Analyst Immigration Inspector

Insurance Appraiser (Auto Damage) Insurance Claim Examiner

Library Technician Logisticians

Management Consultant (Analyst) Mapping Technician

Marina Boat Charter Administrator Marine Cargo Surveyor

Medical Records Technician Medical Secretary

Patent Agent

Pharmacy Technician Photogrammetric Engineer

Police Identification and Records Officers Property Accountant

Property Assessor

Quality Control Coordinator Quality Control Engineer Real Estate Assessor Referee / Umpire

Revenue Agent (Government) Safety Inspector Systems Accountant Tax Accountant Tax Auditor Tax Collector Tax Preparer Title Examiner Title Searchers Town Clerk Video Engineer

Skills Profile Summary

Managing Money

Determining how much money is required to get a job done, allocating those monies, and then accounting for all expenditures.

Managing Physical Resources

The ability to make appropriate use of equipment and materials to get a job done. Managing Time

Allocating and budgeting your time for different tasks so that things get done when needed.

Careers matching all Skills

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Occupations that match all the Skills that were selected: Hotel Manager

Set Designer

Set Illustrator

Other Occupations that include 2 Skills that were selected: Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisor

Airline Flight Operations Administrator Athletic Coach Benefits Manager Budget Analyst Buyer Chef Compensation Administrator Contract Administrator Contract Specialist Crop Workers Supervisor Export Agent

Financial Analyst

Historic Site Administrator Horticultural Worker Supervisor Hotel Convention/Events Coordinator Housekeeping Supervisors

Loan Officer

Logging Worker Supervisor

Museum Technicians and Conservators Non-Retail Sales Supervisor

Plant Manager (Manufacturing) Purchasing Manager

Real Estate Broker Recreation Leader Restaurant Manager

Forester

General and Operations Managers Golf Course Superintendent Government Budget Analyst Greenhouse and Nursery Manager

Retail Buyer Sales Promoter

Social and Human Service Assistants Student Financial Aid Administrator

Traffic Administrator (Freight & Passenger)

Personality Profile Summary

Your personality can be summarized as follows: Your Personality Type:

You like to focus your attention on the exploration of new ideas that can lead to improvements that can benefit people. You are attracted to new ideas, new people and new activities. Your approach to new projects is to be open minded, flexible and committed to the project goals. You like to work in situations and think best when you can associate with other people who share your values and interests. You are enthusiastic, spontaneous, and strive for perfection in subjects that appeal to you. Choosing Your Career:

People with your personality type are attracted to occupations that can make a contribution to society, help other people develop their abilities, and improve the knowledge and the well being of others. Examples of such occupations are found in the fields of teaching, counseling, health sciences, literature, art and psychology.

Careers matching Personality

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Actor/Actress

Admissions Counselor

Agricultural Sciences Professor

Alcohol & Drug Abuse Assistance Coordinator Alumni Relations Coordinator

Animation Cartoonist Anthropologist

Anthropology and Archeology Professor Archaeologist

Architecture Professor

Area and Cultural Studies Professor Art Appraiser

Art Director Art Restorer Art Teacher Art Therapist

Artists Agent (Manager) Athlete

Athletic Coach

Audiovisual Production Specialist Biology Professor

Biopsychologist Book Editor

Broadcast News Analyst Broadcast Technician Business Professor Camp Director Caption Writer Cardiologist (MD) Career Counselor Cartographic Technician Cartoonist (Publications) Casting Director Chaplain Chemistry Professor

Child Care Center Administrator Child Life Specialist

Child Support Services Worker Choreographer

Cinematographer City Planning Aide

Clergy Member (Religious Leader) Clinical Psychologist

Clinical Sociologist

College/University Professor Commercial Designer Communications Professor Community Health Nurse Community Organization Worker Community Welfare Worker Composer

Computer Science Professor Copy Writer

Counseling Psychologist Criminal Justice Professor Custom Tailor

Dancer

Library Consultant Library Science Professor Library Technician Lobbyist

Manual Arts Therapist

Marriage and Family Therapists Math Professor

Medical and Public Health Social Workers Medical and Scientific Illustrator

Medical Assistant Medical Photographer Mental Health Counselor Merchandise Displayer Middle School Administrator Middle School Guidance Counselor Middle School Teacher

Midwife

Missionary Worker (Foreign Country) Motion Picture Director

Museum Curator

Museum Technicians and Conservators Music Arrangers and Orchestrators Music Director Music Teacher Music Therapist Musician Neuropsychologist Newspaper Editor Newspaper/Magazines Writer Nurse Practitioner Nursing Professor Obstetrician (MD) Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapy Assistant Ophthalmic Laboratory Technician Ophthalmologist (MD)

Ornamental-Metalwork Designer Outdoor Education Teacher Package Designer

Painter Paleontologist Parole Officer

Peace Corps Worker (Volunteer) Pediatrician (MD)

Philosophy and Religion Professor Photographer

Photojournalist

Physical Education Instructor Physical Therapist

Physical Therapy Assistant Physics Professor

Poets and Lyricists Police Artist

Political Science Professor Political Scientist

Preschool Administrator Preschool Teacher Private Nurse

Dancer

Deaf Students Teacher Developmental Psychologist Disabled Students Teacher Disk Jockey

Economics Professor

Editorial Writer, Newspapers & Magazines Education and Training Administrator Education Professor

Educational Administrator Educational Psychologist Educational Therapist

Elementary School Administrator Elementary School Teacher Engineering Professor

English Language and Literature Professor Environmental Science Professor

Equal Opportunity Representative Exhibit Artist Exhibit Designer Experimental Psychologist Family Caseworker Family Practitioner (MD) Fashion Artist Fashion Coordinator Fashion Designer Field Health Officer Film Editor

Financial Aid Counselor Fine Artist

Fitness Trainer Flight Attendant

Foreign Language Interpreter Foreign Language Teacher

Foreign Language Translator (Written Material) Foreign Service Officer

Foreign Service Peacekeeping Specialist Foreign Student Adviser

Forensics Psychologist

Forestry and Conservation Science Professor Funeral Director

Furniture Designer General Internists (MD) Geographer

Geography Professor Graduate Teaching Assistant Graphic Designer

Gynecologist (MD) Health Case Manager Health Educators Health Psychologist High School Administrator High School Guidance Counselor High School Teacher

Historian

Historic Site Administrator Historical Archivist History Professor

Home Economics Teacher Home Economist

Home Health Aide Horticulture Therapist

Private Nurse Probation Officer

Professional Sports Scout Psychiatric Technician Psychiatrist (MD) Psychology Professor Psychometrist

Public Health Service Officer Public Relations Specialist Publications Editor

Radiation Therapists Radio & TV Announcer

Radio & TV News Commentator Radio & TV Newscaster

Radio & TV Producer

Radio & TV Program Director Radio & TV Sports Announcer Radio & TV Station Administrator Radio & TV Talk Show Host Radio Operators

Recreation Leader Recreational Therapist Referee / Umpire Registrar Administrator

Religious Institution Education Coordinator Remedial Education Teachers

Reporter Residence Counselor Resource Teacher Respiratory Therapist School Nurse School Psychologist Scientific Linguist Scientific Photographer Screen Writer Script Editor Sculptors

Self-Enrichment Education Teachers Set Designer

Set Illustrator Singers

Social and Human Service Assistants Social Psychologist

Social Science Research Assistants

Social Service Volunteer (Peace Corps, Vista) Social Welfare Administrator

Social Work Professor Social Worker

Sociologist

Sociology Professor

Sound Engineering Technicians Special Education Administrator Speech Pathologist

Speech Writer Sport Psychologist Sportswriter (Journalist)

Student Admissions Administrator Student Affairs Administrator Student Financial Aid Administrator Substance Abuse Counselor Teacher of the Blind

Horticulture Therapist Hospital Nurse

Human Factors Psychologist

Human Resources Management Consultant Illustrator

Industrial Arts Teacher Industrial Designer Industrial Therapist

Industrial-Organizational Psychologist Instructional Coordinators

Interior Designer

Interpreter for the Hearing Impaired Kindergarten Teacher

Law Professor

Learning Disability Teacher Librarian

Teachers Aide

Technical & Scientific Publications Editor Technical Illustrator

Technical Publications Writer Textile Designer

Travel Writer (Journalist) Urban and Regional Planner Video Engineer

Video Game Designer

Vocational Ed Teacher (Middle and High School) Vocational Education Instructors

Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor Voice Pathologist

Web Art Director Writer /Author

Values Profile Summary

Income

Having a level of income that will afford you with luxuries, and which will allow you to become financially independent.

Independence

Being able to decide on how to get something done without significant direction from someone else. Stability

Having a routine job where the duties are very predictable and not likely to change over a long period of time.

Careers matching Values

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Athletes Business Manager Bank and Branch Managers Benefits Manager

Brokers Floor Representative Budget Accountant

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Chief Financial Officer

Compensation Administrator

Computer and Information Scientists

Computer and Information Systems Managers Computer Applications Engineer

Computer Systems Analyst Congressional Aide Contract Administrator Controller (Finance) Cost Accountant County or City Auditor Economist Employment Administrator Export Agent Finance Manager Financial Analyst Financial Examiner Financial Planner

Financial Services Sales Agent Foreign Exchange Trader

Funds Development Administrator

Hospital Administrator Hotel Manager

Human Resources Management Advisor Insurance Estate Planner

Internal Auditor Legislator Loan Counselor Loan Officer Mathematician

Operations Management Analyst Personnel Administrator

Private Sector Executives Property Accountant Property Managers

Public Health Service Officer Purchasing Manager Quality Control Coordinator Quality Control Engineer Reliability Engineer Securities Broker

Sports Events Business Manager Standards Engineer

Statistician

Student Financial Aid Administrator Systems Accountant

Talent Agent Tax Accountant

Funds Development Administrator General and Operations Managers Government Service Executives

Tax Accountant Tax Preparer

Treasurer (Corporate) Other Occupations that include 2 Values that were selected:

Actuary Adjudicator Admiralty Lawyer

Advertising Agency Coordinator Aeronautical & Aerospace Engineer Agricultural Engineer

Agronomist

Airline Flight Reservations Administrator Airport Administrator Anesthesiologist (MD) Anthropologist Appeals Examiner Arbitrator Astronomer Athletic Director

Atmospheric and Space Scientist Attorney Automotive Engineer Biochemist Biologist Biomedical Engineer Biophysicist Biopsychologist Botanist Cardiologist (MD) Casting Director Ceramic Engineer Chemical Engineer Chemist Civil Engineer Clinical Dietitian Clinical Psychologist Clinical Sociologist

Computer Systems Engineer Conciliator

Conservation Scientist Corporation Lawyer Cost Analysis Engineer Counseling Psychologist Criminal Lawyer Cytologist Dentist (DDS) Dermatologist (MD) Developmental Psychologist Dietitian and Nutritionist

Education and Training Administrator Educational Administrator

Educational Psychologist Electrical Engineer Electronics Engineer

Elementary School Administrator Environmental Disease Analyst Environmental Engineer

Environmental Research Analyst Epidemiologists

Experimental Psychologist Factory Layout Engineer

Landscape Architect Magistrate

Management Consultant (Analyst) Marine and Aquatic Biologist Marine Architect

Marine Engineer Marine Surveyor Marine/Port Engineer Market Research Analyst Marketing Managers Materials Engineer Materials Scientist Mechanical Engineer Mediator Meteorologist Microbiologist

Middle School Administrator Mining Engineer

Motion Picture Director Neuropsychologist Obstetrician (MD) Occupational Physician (MD) Oceanographer Ophthalmologist (MD) Optometrist

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Orthodontist (MD) Paleontologist Patent Lawyer Pathologist (MD) Pediatrician (MD) Periodontist Petroleum Geologist Pharmacologist Physicist Plant Breeder Plastic Surgeon Political Scientist Probate Lawyer

Product Safety Engineer Prosthodontist

Psychiatrist (MD) Psychometrist

Public Relations Manager Radio & TV Producer

Radio & TV Program Director Radio & TV Station Administrator Radiologist (MD)

Railroad Engineer Real Estate Lawyer Registrar Administrator Resource Recovery Engineer Retail Buyer

Sales Engineers Sales Managers Sales Promoter

Factory Layout Engineer Family Practitioner (MD)

Farm Products Purchasing Agent Field Health Officer

Fire Prevention Engineer Forensics Psychologist Forest Engineer Fund Raiser Funeral Director General Internists (MD) Geneticist Geographer Geologist Geophysicist Gynecologist (MD) Harbor Master Health Psychologist Hearing Officer

High School Administrator Historian

Horticulturist

Human Factors Psychologist

Human Resources Management Consultant Hydraulic Engineer

Hydrographer Hydrologist

Industrial Engineer Industrial Health Engineer Industrial Relations Analyst Industrial Relations Specialist

Industrial-Organizational Psychologist Insurance Agent

Insurance Lawyer Judge

Labor Relations Advisor

Sales Representative (Graphic Arts) Sales Representative (Printed Advertising) Sales Representative (Radio & TV Time) Sanitary Engineer School Architect School Psychologist Scientific Linguist Seismologist Social Psychologist Sociologist Soil Engineer Soil Scientist

Solar Energy Systems Designer Special Education Administrator Sport Psychologist

Sports Agent

Sports Physician (Orthopedist) Stress Analyst Engineer Structural Engineer

Student Admissions Administrator Student Affairs Administrator Surgeons (MD) Survey Researchers Tax Auditor Tax Collector Tax Lawyer Technical Directors/Managers Toxicologist

Traffic Administrator (Freight & Passenger) Transportation Systems Design Engineer Urban and Regional Planner

Wildlife Biologist Zoo Veterinarian Zoologist

Saved Occupations

*** Park Naturalist

Factors that appeal to you: Job Duties, Values, Interest Profile ** Academic Advisor

Comments: I like the fact that my code is very similar.

Factors that appeal to you: Earnings, Interest Profile, Areas of Study ** City Planning Aide

Factors that appeal to you: Job Duties, Skills, Values, Outlook, Earnings, Interest Profile, Working Conditions, Areas of Study

* Historic Site Administrator Comments: test

Factors that appeal to you: Job Duties, Outlook * Photojournalist

Anthropology and Archeology Professor

Comments: Because I love Indiana Jones

Factors that appeal to you: Values, Earnings, Interest Profile Hotel Convention/Events Coordinator

Hotel Convention/Events Coordinator Interior Designer

Factors that appeal to you: Job Duties, Values, Earnings Radio & TV Newscaster

Reporter

Speech Pathologist

Your Saved Areas of Study

Majors Architecture

A program that prepares individuals for the independent professional practice of architecture and to conduct research in various aspects of the field. Includes instruction in architectural design, history, and theory; building structures and environmental systems; project and site planning; construction; professional responsibilities and standards; and related cultural, social, economic, and environmental issues.

Comments: kdkdkd Broadcast Journalism

A program that focuses on the methods and techniques for reporting, producing, and delivering news and news programs via radio, television, and video/film media; and that prepares individuals to be professional broadcast journalists, editors, producers, directors, and managers. Includes instruction in the principles of broadcast technology; broadcast reporting; on- and off-camera and microphone procedures and techniques; program, sound, and video/film editing; program design and production; media law and policy; and professional standards and ethics.

Communication Studies

A program that focuses on the scientific, humanistic, and critical study of human communication in a variety of formats, media, and contexts. Includes instruction in the theory and practice of interpersonal, group, organizational, professional, and intercultural communication; speaking and listening; verbal and nonverbal

interaction; rhetorical theory and criticism; performance studies; argumentation and persuasion; technologically mediated communication; popular culture; and various contextual applications.

Comments: clcl Journalism

A program that focuses on the theory and practice of gathering, processing, and delivering news and that prepares individuals to be professional print journalists, news editors, and news managers. Includes instruction in news writing and editing; reporting; photojournalism; layout and graphic design; journalism law and policy; professional standards and ethics; research methods; and journalism history and criticism.

Political Science

A general program that focuses on the systematic study of political institutions and behavior. Includes instruction in political philosophy, political theory, comparative government and politics, political parties and interest groups, public opinion, political research methods, studies of the government and politics of specific countries, and studies 0f specific political institutions and processes.