3 courses with the subject SO, 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.
SO 301Introduction to Sociology3
This course Introduces students to the field of sociology by providing a broad overview of sociology and how It applies to life. Major sociology theoretical perspectives and concepts are presented such as culture, deviance, inequality, and social change. Students will also explore the influence of social structures and institutions such as family, religion, education, healthcare, government, economics status, politics, and geography. Furthermore, the course will consider the contributions and challenges of sociology within the Christian worldview.
This course is a study of culture, customs, moral codes, social institutions, languages, arts, religions and industries of world’s people in order to give the student a better understanding of the social science of Anthropology along with skills and abilities to reach the people with whom he/she will labor. Also listed as MI315.
This course exposes the student to introductory material dealing with culture and geography especially designed for teaching geography in the secondary school. Geographical thinking about spatial relations, natural resources, human geographic processes, and key geographic topics provides the tools for examining worldwide cultures. While primarily designed for education majors, this course offers other students an appreciation of geography and culture that can aid their future ministries in multiple contexts. Also available for 2 credits as GE402.
