If culture is the shared products of living, then society is the people who share those products. More specifically, society is a population that occupies a common territory, is subject to the same political authority, and interacts within a common culture.
Human beings are social animals who live in astonishingly diverse societies.
The mutually dependent members of a given society are organized by their social structure. Several factors contribute to the make up of a sound curriculum. When the curriculum deals with the infusion of subject matter which may be foreign to both the teacher and the student, the task becomes more arduous. The teacher then must be able to grasp not only the particular concepts to be taught but the culture and behavior patterns in which the lives of individuals being studied are embodied. The UBM will be most useful for our purposes since it involves leadership by the college President, leadership training for senior and mid level administrators, faculty development, and most importantly, collaboration among faculty and administrative staff.