Clemson University Department of Political Science | College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences
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Welcome to the Department of Political Science at Clemson University. The department offers courses in American politics, comparative politics, international relations, political theory, public administration and public policy. Political Science majors have the option of earning either a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. Our courses foster original research and critical thinking through student participation and intensive faculty-student interactions.
Political science graduates have carved out successful careers working for major law firms; federal, state and local governments; various media outlets; businesses ranging from banking to real estate; nonprofit organizations; and political campaigns and organizations. Many of our alumni have attended leading graduate and law programs at universities including Harvard, Duke and Virginia.
Our faculty bring a wide range of scholarly expertise and methodological training to the classroom. They share a commitment to the pursuit of knowledge through both research and teaching. Frequently on call by the press, faculty members have been quoted in a host of media outlets, and several have practical political experience, serving as diplomats, advisors to governors and strategists for congressional and gubernatorial campaigns.
January of 2016 marked the first semester-long Clemson study abroad trip to Belgrade, Serbia. Seven students from Clemson spent three and a half months studying at the University of Belgrade. As an alumna of the summer 2012 Balkan study abroad program and a current Fulbright ETA in Niš, Serbia (about three hours south of Belgrade), I was thrilled for the opportunity to initiate an academic exchange between my alma mater and students at the University of Niš. A grant from the U.S. Embassy in Serbia funded the exchange. Read More | NYT Article: 36 Hours in Belgrade | How You Can Study Abroad in Belgrade
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CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - The Cleveland Browns, taking on the New York Jets at FirstEnergy Stadium, made a quarterback change to start the second half and it paid off -- for a little while anyway.
The Browns scored during their first possession of the third quarter, giving them their first lead in a game this season.
"You have just got to be ready to go in. I kind of am staying ready at all times and not letting a surprise happen. When they said that I was going in, I was making sure that I knew what was going on defensively for the Jets and what they are doing, staying up to date with it. Just making sure that I was ready to go in," said Hogan.
With less than two minutes left in the game Browns Duke Johnson scored a touchdown, shaving the lead to just three again.
Despite the end result, the Cleveland Browns played much better in the second half giving them hope that they might come out with their first win of the season.
Neither team has scored a touchdown in the first half, but the Jets kicked a last second field goal to take the lead, 3-0.
The Browns had two red-zone turnovers today and five this season, the most in NFL. The Browns are the only NFL team that hasn't led this season.
They also had a chance to get on the board with 30 seconds left in the half but Zane Gonzalez missed a short field goal.
"The other one felt like I hit it better. The wind pushed it a little bit left. Two kicks should have been made. It just sucks," explained Gonzalez.
"I feel like we just have to put our head down and just keep working. It is tough being 0-5. I would have never thought before the season that we would be, but it is what it is. We have to take it," said Isiah Crowell.
"We clearly were beating them up all game, they just made more plays than we did," said Jabrill Peppers.
"We are all just trying to do our part. We just have to finish and make sure that we dominate every facet of the game if that's red zone, offense, defense or special teams. I am just trying to do my part," added Myles Garrett.
In honor of those who served, the Ohio State University Marching Band collaborated with Michigan State University’s Spartan Marching Band for a rendition of “America the Beautiful.”