What is Government?
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The political science department seeks to promote greater civic awareness and understanding of the political process, and foster enhanced citizenship and participation in government. It offers fully transferable lower division courses on American national, state, and local government, as well as introductory survey courses in various political science topics and academic internships.
You can use your Government courses toward an Associate of Arts academic degree and workforce programs. Find out how!
Classes Everyone Needs
Faculty & Staff
| Name | Phone | Office | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Sarah Billingsley Chapman Dean of Instruction |
936.271.6370 | Sarah.B.Chapman@Lonestar.edu | F-355 |
|
Dr. Ernest Dupree |
936.273.7481 | Ernest.Dupree@Lonestar.edu | F-351 |
| Dr. Fiona Ross Professor |
936.273.7305 | Fiona.Ross@LoneStar.edu | A-220 P |
| Dr. Dominic Beggan Professor |
936.271.6219 | Dominic.M.Beggan@LoneStar.edu | A-220 M |
| Dana Morales Professor |
936.273.7391 | Dana.A.Morales@Lonestar.edu | A-220 K |