Sociology, leading to a B.A. degree

Required Courses:

• SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 302 - Sociological Theory Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 311 - Research Design in Sociology Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 312 - Quantitative Methods for Social Data Course unit(s): 1

Electives:

Five (5) or more of the following courses; at least 3 must be at the 300 level or above.

• SOC 224, 225 - American Ethnic Diversity Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 235 - Inequality & Power Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 243 - Sexuality & Gender Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 270-279 - Topics in Sociology Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 313 - Qualitative Methods Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 317 - Sociology of Health Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 320 - Environmental Sociology Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 323 - Sociology of Food Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 325 - Imagined Communities: The Sociology of Nations & States Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 340 - Development & Social Change Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 342 - Boundaries & Belonging: Sociology of Diasporas Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 350 - Social Movements, Protests, & Conflicts Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 450 - CUE: Senior Seminar in Sociology Course unit(s): 1
• SOC 970 - Sociology Independent Study/Research Course unit(s):

Sociology Culminating Undergraduate Experience (CUE)

Majors will fulfill the College’s requirement for a Culminating Undergraduate Experience (CUE) in Sociology in one of two ways:

• SOC 450 - CUE: Senior Seminar in Sociology Course unit(s): 1
• Honors Thesis - with the successful completion of a project based upon research, originating in a credit-bearing course that has been pre-arranged with a designated project advisor and the student’s academic advisor