Politics, Philosophy and Economics

The Political Science course 'Politics, Philosophy & Economics' is designed as an honors-level, 1.5 credit program taught by educator Adam Pruzan. It aims to introduce students to the intricacies of government, economics, and philosophy, empowering them to become active, engaged citizens. Course materials include original documents, ancient and English texts, Senate and legal briefs, and current events. Students can expect a dynamic learning environment filled with vibrant discussions, reading assignments, and critical thinking activities.

The course sets stringent expectations for student commitment, with twice-weekly meetings and additional independent work. It fosters analytical, critical, and logical skills through philosophy study, enabling applications to political and economic questions. By understanding U.S. Political institutions' impacts, students gain insight into domestic and international societies. Pairing this course with U.S. Literature and Formal Logic is recommended for a comprehensive academic year.