The undergraduate sociology curriculum trains students in the methods and theory of interpersonal behavior, social groups, and social organization. Graduates are prepared for a variety of careers, including positions in social services, law enforcement, sales, management, public relations, and government. The masters program emphasizes practice and theory in industrial and organizational sociology. The program focuses on acquisition of social research skills, theory application, and practical field experience.
Students select a thesis or non-thesis option.
85 students Undergraduates from all majors who take sociology courses for social science requirements or electives. Since many topics in Sociology appeal to students of all majors, there will be an effort to collect books of current sociological issues at the undergraduate level. Books accompanied by computer disks may also be selected. Electronic Sources Electronic sources are usually very expensive. Therefore, electronic sources will be evaluated for general appeal and will usually be purchased with funds other than those allotted for sociology resources.