Department Mission

The primary mission of the Political Science Program is to create a community of responsible and engaged citizens and leaders by providing the intellectual skills and substantive knowledge necessary to analyze, interpret, and participate in domestic and international political and governmental processes. The Program also provides students with the knowledge and abilities necessary to excel in graduate and law programs, and transferable skills that graduates can use to succeed in the public and private sectors. The faculty provide expertise on international, national, and local political issues, and ongoing philosophical discussions concerning politics and government. 

Important Dates

Departmental Activities

May 2011 Wes Chapin will lead a group of students to Europe as part of a course focusing on the Politics, Culture, and History of German-speaking Europe: destinations, Berlin, Munich, and Vienna, http://www.uwrf.edu/GlobalConnections/GermanyandAustria.cfm.

April 7-10, 2011 The UW-RF International Relations Club (advisor, Wes Chapin) is participating in the annual Arrowhead Model UN Conference.

March 2011 Wes Chapin will lead a group of students to Europe as part of a course focusing on the Politics, Culture, and History of German-speaking Europe: destinations, Berlin, Munich, and Vienna, http://www.uwrf.edu/GlobalConnections/GermanyandAustria.cfm.

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Contact us:
Political Science Department
Wes Chapin, Chair
356 Kleinpell Fine Arts
410 South Third Street
River Falls, WI 54022USA
(715) 425-3318 phone
(715) 425-0606 fax