Within the liberal arts tradition, our major and minor programs have both required foundation courses and elective courses. This assures a solid background in sociology, yet allows students to pursue topics of special interest. Sociology classes and faculty offices are in the Collins Classroom Center.
Frequent use is made of transparencies, slides, films, and tapes.
Classroom and studio TV recording and playback is available. The sociology collection and related holdings in the library are very well suited to undergraduate needs. The Federal Documents Depository materials in our library are valuable for research and reference. Professional employment in sociology usually requires graduate preparation at the master's or Ph.D. level. Entry level positions for bachelor's degree majors in sociology are most numerous in the public sector and may involve case work, program planning, development and evaluation, agency-based or outreach services, survey research and statistical analysis.