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