Sociology is the scientific study of human social institutions and behavior. Sociologists
study social interactions and socializations, patterns of social change, and the evolution
of social structures. A degree in sociology provides a foundation for further
professional training in such fields as law, social and health services, education, and
criminal justice. In conjunction with a liberal arts education, an emphasis in sociology
gives students a better understanding of the challenging issues of our times and the
training and knowledge to enrich their own lives while positively impacting the lives of
others.
Courses in Sociology:
SOCI 1113 Introduction to Sociology
SOCI 2013 Marriage and Family
SOCI 2043 Applied Sociology
SOCI 2113 Social Problems
SOCI 2213 Crime and Delinquency
SOCI 2223 Cultural Diversities
SOCI 2413 Cultural Anthropology
SOCI 2703 Introduction to Substance Abuse
SOCI 2901/2/3 Selected Topics in Sociology
