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Political Science
PO Box 1510
Pembroke, NC 28372

Phone: 910.521.6363
Fax: 910.521.6446
Email: ps@uncp.edu

Location: Oxendine Science Building, Room 1300
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carole graham, jd

Carole Graham

Carole Graham, JD and Lecturer
Undergraduate Advisement Coordinator
Political Science
Office: Oxendine Science Building, Room 1305
Email: carole.graham@uncp.edu
Phone: 910.522.5788
Fax: 910.521.6446

 

Required Book for Spring 2012 Semester
PLS 1010-800 and 801 Introduction to American Government

Required Course Materials - Text: American Democracy
There is one textbook for this course: American Democracy, Selected materials from American Democracy Now, Second Edition by Harrison and Harris, published by McGraw-Hill. 

  • The textbook is available for purchase from the UNCP Bookstore.   http://www.uncp.edu/bookstore/
  • This textbook is comprised of selected chapters (1-14, 18) from American Democracy Now, Second Edition by Harrison and Harris.  A picture of the cover of our version of the text is available on this page and under the "Textbook Information" tab on the left hand side of the Blackboard pag
      
  • The publisher's listing for the full version of the text, which has a different cover picture and additional chapters than our version, is located here:  click here to view.  http://highered.mcgraw- hill.com/sites/0073379077/information_center_view0/
  • Each NEW textbook purchased from the UNCP Bookstore SHOULD BE packaged with an access card/registration code for the companion website McGraw-Hill Connect .  (If you bought a used textbook or a textbook from another vendor, Connect access codes can be purchased separately on the Connect course website.  Click on "How to Buy Access Online" in the gray box on the Connect course website for more information).  The back of the access card/registration code package has instructions for registering for ConnectPlus materials.
  • There is a specific page for our class and sections (800, 801) on Connect, and more information about registration is available on the Blackboard page for the course.  Click here to view.  http://connect.mcgraw-hill.com/class/c_graham_spring_2012_800_801
  • If you wish to buy the full version of the text with a Connect access code from another vendor (new) or a used version of the text (Connect access code purchased separately), you will need to obtain the correct ISBN number from McGraw Hill.  At the end of the day, YOU are responsible for obtaining the correct textbook and a Connect access code.

Required Book for Spring 2012 Semester
PLS 2170-001 Judicial Process and Behavior

Judicial Process: Law, Courts, and Politics in the United States, 5th Edition

Judicial Process: Law, Courts, and Politics in the United States, 5th Edition
David W. Neubauer - University of New Orleans
Stephen S. Meinhold - University of North Carolina at Wilmington
ISBN-10: 049556933X  ISBN-13: 9780495569336
576 Pages    Paperbound
© 2010      Published 

OPTIONAL BOOK


MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (7th edition)

Pages: xxii + 292 pp.
Published: March 2009
ISBN: 9781603290241 (paperback)
ISBN: 9781603290258 (large print)


COURSES

Undergraduate (View undergraduate course descriptions - from UNCP Catalog)

  • PLS 1010:  Introduction to American Government
    • Syllabus (Requires Microsoft Word)

  • PLS 1010: 800 & 801 Introduction to American Government
    Online Course
  • PLS  2170:  Judicial Process and Behavior
  • PLSS  3270:  Law School Preparation
    • Syllabus (PDF - requires Adobe Reader)

    PLSS  3290:  The Supreme Court
    • Syllabus (PDF - requires Adobe Reader)

  • PLS  3030:  Political Thought
  • PLS 3100:  Constitutional Law
  • PLS  3110:  Constitutional Law of Individual and Equal Rights
  • PLS  3120:  Law of Criminal Procedure

Updated: Wednesday, January 11, 2012

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