A study of the structure and function for formal organizations, from schools to business and government. Authority, conflict, motivation, socialization, participation and alienation are examined through social research. An analysis of family life and the historical development of the family through the examination of comparative family organizations in various societies. An examination of the meaning of work through the findings of empirical research. Executives, professionals, middle managers, skilled and unskilled workers and the unemployed are studied to learn how the tasks, personal associations and social status connected with work influence values, lifestyle and family relationships.
Students own work experience and career goals are incorporated into the course.
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