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SOC-110 Intro to Sociology, 3 cr.
A survey course applying basic sociological concepts, theories,
and methods to examine society, culture, cultural institutions,
cultural diversity, and cultural stability and change.
(Formerly SS-113A)
SOC-115 Social Problems, 3 cr.
Applies basic scientific sociological concepts and principles to
the examination of contemporary social issues such as crime,
poverty, violence, and inequality.
(Formerly SS-123A)
SOC-120 Marriage and Family, 3 cr.
The sociological study of the family and family-related issues
in cultural, cross-cultural, historical, and social context.
(Formerly SS-223A)
SOC-126 Social Science Interim - 1, 1
cr.
Supplemental enrichment course related to the Social Sciences
which includes special projects. P/A grading.
(Formerly SS-121A)
SOC-160 Introduction to Social Work, 3
cr.
An introductory course in social welfare systems and social work
practice that surveys the historical development of the social
work profession in conjunction with the development of the
social welfare services in the United States.
(Formerly SS-133A)
SOC-186 Contemporary Global Issues, 3
cr.
A survey course to identify and analyze the variety and extent
of global economic, political, social and cultural problems and
issues.
(Formerly SS-280A)
SOC-200 Minority Group Relations, 3 cr.
Survey of the contributions that various minorities have made to
the development of the United States.
(Formerly SS-273A)
SOC-220 Sociology of Aging, 3 cr.
Discusses the psychological and societal changes and needs of
the elderly. Emphasis is on the effect of, and adaptation to,
role changes such as retirement and institutionalization. It
also deals with perspectives on adult development in the areas
of emotional, cognitive and personality development. Grief,
dying, and death, the final stages of the life process are
examined from varying points of view.
(Formerly GR-102A)
SOC-270 Social & Behavior Research
Methods, 3 cr.
An introduction and survey of the major concepts and strategies
involved in the undertaking of empirical research. Students
learn the meaning of such terms as reliability, validity,
variance, and hypothesis. The major research methods: include
the true experiment, field research, secondary analysis, and
surveys. Students assess sampling techniques and table
construction.
(Formerly PY-283A)
SOC-890 Service Learning, 1 cr.
The Service Learning field experience offers students a hands-on
opportunity to explore professional and technical aspects within
an organization. Through this Service Learning project the
student must be involved with a meaningful project, have an
academic connection, and have an opportunity to reflect on the
experience upon its completion.
(Formerly
SS-192A)
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