Courses at the 500 level may be taken by qualified under-graduates with the consent of the instructor . As sociology major, you are required to compile an academic portfolio. Your portfolio will consist of samples of work that demonstrate your training in sociology, a self-statement reflecting on your intellectual development, and a resume.
Students have the option of including additional work that reflects their training in sociology.
These materials should be assembled in a three-ring binder. The purpose of the portfolio is to provide you with a tool for reflecting on your undergraduate education and to allow the Sociology faculty to assess and improve the academic program. The portfolios will not be graded, but faculty will review them at the time of the senior audit. You will be asked to submit an extra copy of your self-statement and resume for the sociology department to keep on file. Portfolio worksheets are available from the Sociology Secretary in Columbine Hall, Room 4016.