Sociology Minor

Location(s): Main Campus

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The sociology minor is designed for students that want to be exposed to topics in sociology. There are two required courses, and then students take three electives of their choosing.

Students will complete five courses as follows:

Required:

SOC 101 - Introduction to Sociology Credit(s): 4
SOC 340 - Race, Class, and Gender Oppressions Credit(s): 4

Electives

Choose three courses (12 credits) in Sociology or Human Services

SOC 204 - Modern Social Problems Credit(s): 4
SOC 210 - Statistics for the Social Sciences Credit(s): 4
SOC 205 - Cultural Anthropology Credit(s): 4
SOC 220 - Sociological Theory Credit(s): 4
SOC 321 - Methods of Social Research Credit(s): 4
SOC 250 - Social Justice Policy and Practice Credit(s): 4
SOC 255 - Globalization and Social Justice Credit(s): 4
SOC 275 - Alternative Worlds Credit(s): 4
SOC 305 - Indians of the Americas Credit(s): 4
SOC 309 - Women, Gender and Society Credit(s): 4
SOC 350 - Environmental Sociology Credit(s): 4
SOC 360 - Social Movements Credit(s): 4
HSV 101 - Introduction to Human Service Systems Credit(s): 4
HSV 250 - Grant Writing and Program Evaluation Credit(s): 4
HSV 301 - Counseling Strategies Credit(s): 4
SCJ 341 - Crisis Management and Trauma Intervention Credit(s): 4
HSV 343 - Social Policy, Equity, and Change Credit(s): 4