Sociology (SOCI)

Faculty

Associate Professors Jacobs and Lovern

 The mission of the Sociology program is to foster among students a holistic understanding of human society and social life. Sociology offers a crucial perspective on social relationships, processes, and societies. Based on a foundation of theories and methods, the sociology majors develops students' critical and analytical thinking along with independent and ethical research skills. It also strengthens students' awareness of social and cultural diversity with a view toward social responsibility. Graduates from Sociology program are well-prepared to enter a variety of careers in government, social services, education, community and non-profit organizations, and businesses that require the ability to understand and interpret contemporary diversity and social change. 

Course Descriptions