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As an academic unit of the College of Saint Elizabeth, the Sociology Department participates in, and contributes to, the College's mission to be a community of learning in the Catholic liberal arts tradition for students of diverse ages, backgrounds, and cultures. The Sociology Department's singular mission is to engage in the empirical study of society and social behavior with a view to enabling students to understand their social world, to recognize the forces of change operative within it, and to critique conditions affecting social life.
Sociology
B.A. in Sociology
Requirements (WITHOUT the optional Social Work Sequence):
- SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 301: Social Research Methods
- SOC 365: Data Analysis
- SOC 371: Sociological Theory
- SOC 381: Proseminar in Sociology
- SOC 431: Senior Seminar in Sociology
- SOC - Elective
- SOC - Elective
- SOC - Elective
- SOC - Elective
- SOC - 300-400 Level Elective
- SOC - 300-400 Level Elective
- SOC - 300-400 Level Elective
Related Requirement:
MATH 119 Elementary Statistics (completed no later than first semester of junior year; MATH 125 is also acceptable)
Total credits for Bachelor of Arts in Sociology without Social Work Sequence 42
Requirements (WITH the optional SocialWork Sequence):
- SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 301: Social Research Methods
- SOC 365: Data Analysis
- SOC 371: Sociological Theory
- SOC 381: Proseminar in Sociology
- SOC 431: Senior Seminar in Sociology
- SOC 207: Introduction to Social Welfare and Social Work
- SOC 305: Social Welfare Programs, Policies, and Issues
- SOC 307: Methods in Social Work
- SOC 411: Social Work Field Experience
- SOC - Elective
- SOC - Elective
- SOC - Elective
- SOC - 300-400 Level Elective
- SOC - 300-400 Level Elective
Related Requirement:
MATH 119 Elementary Statistics (completed no
later than first semester of junior year; MATH 125 is also acceptable)
Total credits for Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with Social Work Sequence 48
Capstone Requirement:
Students will fulfill the capstone requirement by successful completion of a comprehensive examination and preparation of a research project, including powerpoint and poster presentations of research findings. Preparation for the exam and of the research is conducted during SOC 381 and 431.
Minor in Sociology
Requirements
- SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology
- SOC 301: Social Research Methods
- MATH 119: Elementary Statistics (completed no later than the semester in which SOC 301 is taken; MATH 125 is also acceptable)
- SOC - Elective*
- SOC - Elective*
- SOC - 300-400 Level Elective*
- SOC - 300-400 Level Elective*
*Excluding all courses in Social Work, SOC 431 (Senior Seminar), all Independent Study, and Internship in Sociology.
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