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| STDC 241 : Study in Washington, D.C. (1) This is a one-semester-hour course taken during the fall semester immediately preceding the internship experience. The course is designed to introduce students to the city and match participants with appropriate internships for the upcoming semester. STDC 344: Internship in Washington, D.C. (8) An internship experience, normally consisting of a four-day work week in a professional setting in the student's major field of concentration. Credit toward a departmental major is granted at the discretion of each department. STDC
343: Integrating Faith and Public Life in Washington, DC (3) The
institutions and people that affect the making of national policy are
the focus of this course. Combining selected readings and site visits,
the course will investigate the workings of Congress, the executive
branch, and the judiciary, as well as the think tanks, lobbying groups,
and other organizations in the Washington, DC area. The role of religion
will be the central issue - how religious individuals and institutions
of many faith traditions seek to affect the climate and content of policymaking.
May be credited as an elective, or as a departmental credit when accepted
by the department concerned.
STDC 342 for 2014 Spring Semester: Special Topics in Public Life: Art, Politics and Spectacle in the Nation's Capital (3) The course will explore how the U.S. has created a national identity through art, culture, and political life -- and how that identity is disseminated through many different means, from the mass media to the art collection to the public monument. .
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