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:
- Primates, People & History
- Understanding Other Cultures
- Culture, Health, and Healing
- Food, People, and the Planet
- Sex, Evolution, and Society
- Anthropology of Magic and Religion
- Independent Study
- Special Topics in Anthropology
Criminal Justice Courses:
- Introduction to Criminal Justice
- Criminal Law
Geography Courses:
- World Regional Geography (Western)
- World Regional Geography (Non-Western)
- Introduction to Geography
- Geography of the United States and Canada
- Geography of East Asia
- Independent Study
Sociology Courses:
- Introductory Sociology
- Introduction to Social Problems
- Sociological Inquiry and Measurement
- Sociology of Gender Roles
- Sociology of the Family
- Sociology of Death and Dying
- Sociology of Delinquent Youth Behavior
- Sociology of Crime
- Crime: Myths and Misconceptions
- Minority Group Relations
- Sociology of Law
- Sociology of Corrections
- Police in Society
- Sociology of Medicine and Health
- Social Stratification
- Drugs and Society
- Social Demography
- Individual and Society
- Youth and Society
- Sex and Society
- Sociology of Aging
- Family Violence
- Sociology of Religion
- Sociological Research Design and Analysis
- Global Social Issues
- Sociology of Deviance
- Race, Class, Gender, Crime, and Justice
- Family Diversity
- Girls' Delinquency
- Criminology Theory
- Independent Study
- Internship