Evaluation of selected research reports for relevance to social work practice. See quarterly class schedule or departmental advisor for further enrollment restrictions, requirements, or special course information. 200-3 Social Life Introduction to the processes through which individuals become members of groups, organizations, institutions, and societies, and how human social interactions lead to changes in social life and structures. 201-3 Modern Society Problems facing modern society and possible solutions. The game involves students as members of a simulated society.
Students simulate a society and analyze experience.
Sociology Career Seminar Designed to help students think about their futures, become familiar with career options, relate theoretical work to practical concerns, and plan their course work with an awareness of postgraduate needs. 210-3 Courtship and Marriage Analysis Analysis of family behavior in the United States stressing courtship, preparation for marriage, developmental tasks in marriage, child rearing, and marital tension. 221-3 Exploring Social Issues Focuses on specific social problems. 231-3 Violence Defines violence, explores patterns at individual and group levels, and examines explanations for change in quantity and intensity. Areas covered include criminal violence, domestic violence, rape, homicide, and genocide.