BA/BS IN SOCIOLOGY

For more information, please contact  Dr. Dean Braa, 838-8270, HSS 215.

Sociology Major (72 credits)

SOC 223 Theoretical Foundations of Sociology (3)
SOC 224 Empirical Foundations of Sociology (3)
SOC 225 Social Problems (3)
SOC 300 Proseminar (3)
SOC 327 Introduction to Social Research (3)
SOC 328 Introduction to Social Data Analysis (3)
SOC 471 Classical Sociological Theory (3)
SOC 472 Contemporary Sociological Theory (3)
SOC 492 Senior Seminar I (3)
SOC 493 Senior Seminar II (3)
SOC 494 Senior Seminar III (3)
Electives in Sociology (39)

The Sociology Department encourages the development of interdisciplinary specialties within their sociology major, although most students satisfy this requirement with upper-division sociology courses. See a Sociology advisor.

Note: For the B.S. degree in Sociology, students must take the following courses:  MTH 111, CS 161, SOC 327, and SOC 328.

SOCIOLOGY MINOR

For more information, please contact  Dr. Dean Braa, 838-8270, HSS 215.

Sociology Minor (27 credits)

SOC 223 Theoretical Foundations (3)
SOC 327 Introduction to Social Research (3)
SOC 471 Classical Sociological Theory (3)
Electives in sociology (18)
Must be selected in consultation with a Sociology advisor. At least 15 hours must be upper division.

COMMUNITY SERVICES (SOCIOLOGY) MINOR

For more information, please contact  Dr. Dean Braa, 838-8270, HSS 215.

Community Services (Sociology) Minor (27 credits)

SOC 225 Social Problems (3)
SOC 310 Service Learning and Community Praxis (3)
Choose two (6)

• SOC 315 Social Inequality
• SOC 338 Sociology of the Family
• *SOC 434 African-American Studies:  Social Issues, Social Movements
• *SOC 435 Chican@/Latin@Studies:  Social Issues, Social Movements
• *SOC 436 Native American/Asian Studies:  Social Issues, Social Movements
• *SOC 437 Sociology of Race/Ethnic Relations
• SOC 454 Sociology of Deviant Behavior

Electives in Sociology (15)
To be selected in consultation with a Sociology advisor. At least 15 hours must be upper division.

*Choose one class  from the four-class sequence in Race/Ethnic Studies.

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