4.3 Specialized skills Become proficient in the scholarship of their discipline and demonstrate specialized skills needed to pursue a career and/or graduate school 4.3 Specialized skills: Developing proficiency in one’s specialized area of study sufficient to pursue a career and/or continue education at the graduate level Students will express proficiency in sociology and anthropology sufficient to pursue a career and/or continue education at the graduate level. Articulate human variations across culture, class, race gender, religion ethnicity, value orientations and age to understand how to appropriately generalize or resist generalizations across groups. Articulate a broad knowledge of human variations across cultures, class, race and ethnicity, gender, religion, and value orientations to understand the dynamics and complexity of human social interaction. critical thinking skills in their examination of social institutions and issues of conflict, inequality, prejudice, discrimination, and deviance. SOAN331 Sociocultural Theory SOAN101 Intro to Sociology SOAN212 Cultural Anthropology SOAN315 Urban Sociology SOAN341 Religion in Society SOAN342 Women and Men in American Society SOAN356 Social Inequality final paper 80% of students will score a 3 or higher on the rubric out of 4. (3 is proficient, 4 is distinguished) 2014-15 2017-18 2020-21
Experiential Learning requirement 0 General Education requirements Credits First Year Seminar 3 Oral Communication 3 Created and Called for Community (W) 3 Mathematical Sciences 3 or 4 Laboratory Science 3 or 4 Science, Technology & the World 3 European or United States History 3 Social Science (SOAN 101) met/major Literature 3 Philosophy and Religion 3 Arts 3 First Semester of Language 3 Second Semester of Language 3 Third Semester of Language or Cross Cultural 3 Non-Western Studies (SOAN 212) met/major Bible 3 Christian Beliefs 3 Wellness course 1 Ethics (SOAN 335), Views or Pluralism (SOAN 356) met/major General Education requirements 46-48 Major requirements (inclusive of concentration) 47-48 Free electives 30-27 Total credits 123 Sociology (B.A.) with Criminology concentration Major requirements Credits [SOAN 101] Principles of Sociology* 3 [SOAN 212] Cultural Anthropology 3 [SOAN 271] Quantitative Research 3 [SOAN 281] Qualitative Research 3 [SOAN 331] Sociocultural Theory 3 [SOAN 335] Social Conflict, Justice and Peacemaking 3 [SOAN 356] Social Inequality 3 [SOAN 442] Senior Thesis* 3 [INTE 391] Internship or [SOAN 391] Practicum 3 Criminology concentration (21 credits) Twenty one credits from the following: [BIBL 291] Issues of War, Peace & Soc Justice in Biblical Texts (3) [CRIJ 101] Criminology (3) [CRIJ 201] Law Enforcement (3) [CRIJ 259] Criminal Law and Court Procedures (3) [CRIJ 282] Restorative Justice (3) [CRIJ 366] Corrections (3) [CRIJ 367] Victimology (3) [PACS 201] Basic Conflict Mediation (3) [PSYCH 365] Drug and Alcohol (3) [SOAN 491] Independent Study (1-3) [SOAN 497], 498 Major Honors (3, 3) 21 *Meets writing enriched. Experiential Learning requirement 0 General Education requirements Credits First Year Seminar 3 Oral Communication 3 Created and Called for Community (W) 3 Mathematical Sciences 3 or 4 Laboratory Science 3 or 4 Science, Technology & the World 3 European or United States History 3 Social Science (SOAN 101) met/major