Eric Drummond Smith @
the University of Virginia's College at Wise
the University of Virginia's College at Wise
POL 1010 - American Politics
MWF 10AM -10:50AM
syllabus
POL 3050 - Northern
European Politics
TH - 8AM - 9.10AM
syllabus
POL 3950 - Middle Eastern
Politics
TH - 4:40PM - 5:50PM
syllabus
POL 4820 - American Foreign
Policy
MWF 11AM - 11:50AM
syllabus
MWF 10AM -10:50AM
syllabus
POL 3050 - Northern
European Politics
TH - 8AM - 9.10AM
syllabus
POL 3950 - Middle Eastern
Politics
TH - 4:40PM - 5:50PM
syllabus
POL 4820 - American Foreign
Policy
MWF 11AM - 11:50AM
syllabus
Spring 2010 Courses
Office Hours SPRING HOURS Mondays & Wednesdays 1PM to 3PM; Tuesdays & Thursdays 10AM to Noon & 1PM to 4PM Also by Appointment or First Come, First Served (if Available) After Listed Hours Till 5PM detailed schedule |
Contact Information
Office Phone 276-328-0137
Cell Phone 276-708-6868
(No Calls After 9PM, Please)
E-Mail eds9g@uvawise.edu
Office 206 Smiddy Hall
Address Department of Social Sciences
University of Virginia's College at Wise
Wise, Virginia 24293
Cell Phone 276-708-6868
(No Calls After 9PM, Please)
E-Mail eds9g@uvawise.edu
Office 206 Smiddy Hall
Address Department of Social Sciences
University of Virginia's College at Wise
Wise, Virginia 24293
Extra Credit Extra credit this semester is available in two key ways. First, students can receive three (3) points on their final grade by reading one of the following books then writing a brief summary of these books and discussing it with Dr. Smith: Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, Yevgeny Zamyatin's We, Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 or The Martian Chronicles, Frank Herbert's Dune, Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers, Jonathon Swift's Gulliver's Travels, H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds, Thomas More's Utopia, Ayn Rand's Anthem, Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale or Oryx and Crake, Mary Shelly's Frankenstein, or Jack Finney's Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Other books will be considered if proposed, but must be approved by Dr. Smith ahead of time. Alternatively, students can receive one (1) per movie by attending a movie and the lecture to follow on the following Sundays at 7PM in Smiddy 100: SPRING FILMS TO BE ANNOUNCED Now, the movies start at 7PM; if you show up late, you'll be asked to leave. If you fall asleep, you'll be asked to leave. If you leave early or either of these preceding circumstances prove to be the case, well, you don't get your point. Sorry cats, that is just how it has to be. That said, as all of your syllabi state, you're eligible for up to but not exceeding six (6) points on your final grade. That means extra credit is something that can really help you out, but it isn't something that you can depend on exclusively. Please keep that in mind. |
Previous Semesters
Fall 2008
101(1) American National Politics & Political Institutions
10 to 10:50 AM (MWF) syllabus ; final take-home
101(2) American National Politics & Political Institutions
11 to 12:15 (TR) syllabus ; final take-home
306 Southern European Government & Politics
8 to 9:15 (TR) syllabus ; final take-home
481 International Relations
11 to 11:50 (MWF) midterm take-home ; syllabus ; final take-home
Spring 2009
101 American National Politics and Political Institutions
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10AM to 10:15Am
syllabus
305 Northern European Government & Politics
Tuesday & Thursday 8AM to 9:15AM
syllabus
482 American Foreign Policy
Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 11AM to 11:50AM
syllabus
495 (Special Topics) East Asian Government & Politics
Tuesday & Thursday 4:40PM to 5:55PM
syllabus
Fall 2008
101(1) American National Politics & Political Institutions
10 to 10:50 AM (MWF) syllabus ; final take-home
101(2) American National Politics & Political Institutions
11 to 12:15 (TR) syllabus ; final take-home
306 Southern European Government & Politics
8 to 9:15 (TR) syllabus ; final take-home
481 International Relations
11 to 11:50 (MWF) midterm take-home ; syllabus ; final take-home
Spring 2009
101 American National Politics and Political Institutions
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10AM to 10:15Am
syllabus
305 Northern European Government & Politics
Tuesday & Thursday 8AM to 9:15AM
syllabus
482 American Foreign Policy
Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 11AM to 11:50AM
syllabus
495 (Special Topics) East Asian Government & Politics
Tuesday & Thursday 4:40PM to 5:55PM
syllabus
Summer 2009
103 Western Heritage of Politics (Ancient & Medieval)
MTWR 1PM to 3:20PM
Syllabus, Midterm Take-Home Element, Final Take-Home Element
101 American National Politics and Political Institutions
Online
Syllabus, Exam 1, Exam 2, Exam 3, Exam 4, Exam 5, Exam 6, Exam 7, Exam 8, Exam 9
103 Western Heritage of Politics (Ancient & Medieval)
MTWR 1PM to 3:20PM
Syllabus, Midterm Take-Home Element, Final Take-Home Element
101 American National Politics and Political Institutions
Online
Syllabus, Exam 1, Exam 2, Exam 3, Exam 4, Exam 5, Exam 6, Exam 7, Exam 8, Exam 9
POL 1010 - American Politics
TR - 11AM - 12:15PM
Federal Constitutions, syllabus
POL 1020 - State & Local Politics
MWF - 10AM - 10:50AM
Federal Constitutions, State Constitutions,
syllabus
POL 3060 - Southern European Politics
TR - 8AM - 9:15AM
syllabus
POL 4810 - International Relations
MWF - 11AM - 11:50 AM
syllabus
TR - 11AM - 12:15PM
Federal Constitutions, syllabus
POL 1020 - State & Local Politics
MWF - 10AM - 10:50AM
Federal Constitutions, State Constitutions,
syllabus
POL 3060 - Southern European Politics
TR - 8AM - 9:15AM
syllabus
POL 4810 - International Relations
MWF - 11AM - 11:50 AM
syllabus
Fall 2009 Courses