Faculty members in the Department of Sociology offer courses from the disciplines of anthropology, criminal justice, geography, and sociology. Courses regularly offered within the Department of Sociology include:
Anthropology Courses:
Criminal Justice Courses:
Geography Courses:
Sociology Courses:
This is an interdisciplinary minor requiring eighteen hours (at least 3 disciplines; no more than 9 hours from any one) selected from courses in the humanities, the social sciences, and the sciences.
Appropriate special topics courses in the disciplines may be selected.
*Courses not taken to fulfill the Core Requirements may be used to complete the Additional Requirements. Special Topics courses may also be used to complete the Additional Requirements with permission from Dr. DeAnna Gore or Dr. Michelle Petrie.
Requirements
SOCY 350 Sociology of Delinquent Youth Behavior
SOCY 353 Sociology of Crime
SOCY 354 Crime: Myths and Misconceptions
SOCY 356 Sociology of Law
SOCY 358 Sociology of Corrections
SOCY 359 Police and Society
SOCY 400 Internship in a criminal justice agency
SOCY 523 Sociology of Deviance
SOCY 525 Race, Class, Gender Crime and Justice
SOCY 535 Girls’ Delinquency
SOCY 540 Criminological Theory
* Must include at least one from SOCY 350 and 353
Requirements
SOCY 510 Global Social Issues
SOCY 523 Sociology of Deviance
SOCY 525 Race, Class, Gender, Crime and Justice
SOCY 528 Family Diversity
SOCY 535 Girls’ Delinquency
SOCY 540 Criminological Theory
SOCY 598 Special Topics
Requirements
GEOG 101 Geography of the Developed World
GEOG 102 Geography of the Developing World
GEOG 103 Introduction to Geography
GEOG 198 Topics in Geography (Non-Western)
GEOG 199 Topics in Geography
ANTH 352 Anthropology of Magic and Religion
ANTH 361 Sex, Evolution and Human Nature
ANTH 399 Independent Study
ANTH 410 Food, People, and the Planet
ANTH 460 Culture, Health, and Healing
ANTH 490 Topics in Anthropology
GEOG 398 Topics in Geography
GEOG 399 Independent Study
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