3. provide students with an understanding of how much of WHO we are and WHAT our choices are as social citizens is influenced by the structures of the society in which we live. 4. encourage an awareness of the reality of social processes all around us, in everyday life, as well as our own contribution to those processes. 5. explore global comparisons of the many ways that human beings organize themselves into groups with a wide range of norms, values, and behaviors. The course includes lectures, discussions, readings, projects, and videos. Students will be required to stay current with all assignments and participate in classroom discussion and activities.
Videos are also part of the course content.
In other words, students will be held responsible for all material presented or assigned in the course. Part of the course material will be via internet access. There will be one midterm exam, five short projects, a journal, and a final exam. Each of these will be explained in greater detail in class. Class attendance is required and is factored into the final grade.