All students are also placed for a semester in local agencies which deal with social problems. Fall-Spring Dr. John 304. An analysis of how a community organizes itself to identify and solve problems. 3 credits Spring Dr. John 306. An examination of Less Developed Countries in terms of the various strategies proposed for socio-economic change.
Emphasis is given to the capacity of particular societies to utilize social innovations.
The course assumes the bias of the Third World and stresses and apparent contradictions between MDCs and LDCs. 3 credits Fall Every Other Year Dr. Greer 307. Criminology and Penology A study of the nature and cause of crime and of the methods of dealing with adult offenders. 3 credits Fall Dr. Biter 308. Every Other Year Dr. Biter 309.