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Instructor: Dr. Allison Hamilton has worked on elections and has taught political science courses for over 20 years. She is currently the executive director of Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness in Aiken, SC, and teaches political science for Middle Georgia State University. Dr. Hamilton has a doctorate in Political Science from the University of Iowa. Description: The President of the United States has specific powers delegated by the Constitution; however, the last 100 years have seen their power grow exponentially. Session 1-2: The first two classes will discuss the Constitutional duties of the office and explore how administrative and societal changes have allowed the presidency to go from a figurehead position to the power wielded today. Session 3-4: The last two classes will investigate current political events related to presidential powers as chosen by the instructor and attendees. The course will provide attendees with an understanding of these topics from a broad historical and legal perspective. All political viewpoints are welcome; classmates holding various viewpoints should be respected.
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Business & Education Bldg. Room 144
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471 University Parkway
Aiken, SC
29801
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