This course introduces students to the theoretical foundations of sociological thinking. Students will understand the major soc
- Subject
- SOC
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- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
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41 courses with the subject SOC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course introduces students to the theoretical foundations of sociological thinking. Students will understand the major soc
This course continues the introduction to sociology with an emphasis on social institutions and social chan
This course examines the changes in the methods, patterns, and meanings of violence. It explores individual and collective
This course will introduce students to the study of crime victims. Topics will include the characteristics of crime victims, patt
Sociological analysis of major social problems and their linkage to the culture and struc
This course encourages students to examine "family" in a new way: as a social institution, which has the goal of meeting a variety
Students will learn the basic tools of social casework, including assessment of client needs, design
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Students will identify and analyze social policy, including the definition of policy, and the proces
A study of the forces prompting and impeding societal change with particular attenti
This course offers analysis of causes and consequences of social inequality in the United St
This course reviews the history and evolution of hate crimes, critically examines hate crime laws (national an
This course will provide an examination of deviant behavior in American society. Topics covered inclu
Introduction to the fundamental concepts of applied statistics in sociology. Includes elementary probability, descriptive statistics, frequency and sampling distributions, hypothesis testing, correlation and regression analysis. Cross-listed with: PSY 3210 /MTH 2070.
Students will critically analyze various theories of prejudice. They will become familiar with the st
Students will become familiar with the psychological, physical and social impacts of the aging pro
This course will introduce students to the nature, functions, limitations, and objectives of law in society and how it functions in soci
This course is an introduction to the restorative/transformative justice paradigm. It begins with an overview of modern criminal justice systems, with a focus on the
The course will begin by developing an historical perspective of diversity, not just in sport but in general, followed by an in-depth investigation of inclusion. If inclusion is the key to true div
This course reviews theories about the causes of racism and sexism. It investigates how these biases in
An analysis of the effects of social influences on personality, development and rol
This course considers the interrelationships among race and class in the criminal justice system and considers the patterns and
This courses examines the nature of drugs in our contemporary society. The types of drug
This course will examine poverty in the United States. We will explore how the actual characteristics and behaviors of people in poverty ma
This is an advanced course in social theory. Students will identify major classical and modern theorists,
This course introduces students to research methods commonly used in investigating social issues. Students will
This course will help students develop the skills necessary to become critical consumers of research. Stu
This course will provide the student with a comprehensive overview of historical and pro-active managerial
This course is designed for the student with a strong social background who is interested in helping people in the community and who seeks a greater unde
2, 3 Before registering for this course, the student shall submit to the division an outline of the selected research project that he/she wishes to undertake. The outline shall include a discussion of the topic, investigative research methods, the number of credits the student wishes to obtain for the project and the student's choice of a supervising instructor. Division members shall then meet with the student to consider the feasibility of the project.
Students are given the opportunity to earn academic credit by serving as interns in various social agencies a
An in-depth study of race, gender and social welfare and their impact on the social and
This course will allow senior Sociology majors to complete a research project, based on the research design deve
Selected topics within sociology are studied at an advanced level of analysis.
An in-depth study of the relationship between sociology and the work ethic.
The study of the development of the philosophies and theoretical orientations to crime caus
This course will explore the relationship among beliefs, values and norms relating to sex on the one hand, and the structure and
Selected topics within sociology are studied at an advanced level of analysis. SOC 4970/4980/4990 - Independent Study Credits: 1, 2, 3 Individual reading and research under the direction of an adviser.
An in-depth study of the sociological roots of domestic violence and the impact they ha
This course will examine/explore the connections between minority causes, the use of civil disobedience, and the definition of justice. In the United States, minority
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