Sociology

(Has Been Terminated Effective Fall 2011)

John Penny, Ph.D., Th.D., Chair

Office: Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Bldg., Room 313

Phone: (504) 284-5478 (Office), (504) 284-5419 (Fax)

Email: jpenny@suno.edu

Associate Professor: Boris Odynocki, Ph.D.

The field of Sociology is concerned with the systematic and scientific study of the social dimensions of human life and social living - how human behavior is patterned through personal and interpersonal relations and social organizations. A major and minor program in Sociology is offered.

Requirements

A minor in Sociology consists of SOCL-210N, SOCL-482N and twelve (12) semester hours of elective Sociology courses. Students must complete the following requirements for a minor in sociology:

A minimum of 18 credit hours in sociology

SOCL-210N Introduction to Sociology

SOCL-482N Sociological Theory

Twelve (12) hours of sociology courses of which nine (9) hours must be numbered 300 or higher.

Concentration/Specialized Minor in Race, Gender and Class (RGC) Studies

RGC Studies at SUNO is a unique interdisciplinary, available through the College of Arts and Social Sciences that explores the issues of RGC across academic disciplines. Students in this concentration are expected to master the concepts and theories relating to race, gender and class issues in global and U.S. capitalist society.

Concentration in RGC Studies: Required Courses in Sociology

Students must complete the following additional requirements for a concentration or minor in RGC Studies:

SOCL-320NSocl of Race, Gender and Class

3

SOCL-346NSocl of Race and Ethnicity

3

SOCL-372NSocl of Gender and Sexuality

3

SOCL-482NSociological Theory

3

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Elective courses from Recommended Courses in Other Departments

9

Total Credit Hours:21

Recommended Courses in Other Departments:

CRMJ-417NWomen and Crime

3

ENGL-255NAfrican American Lit. I

3

ENGL-256NAfrican American Lit. II

3

HIST-351NAfrican-Am History to 1865

3

HIST-352NAfr-Am History Snc 1865

3

HIST-371NWomen in American History

3

POLI-310NAfrican American Politics

3

POLI-390NDynamics of Afr Am Leadership

3

PSYC-344NSeminar in Black Psychology

3

SOWK-270NInstitutional Racism in US

3

SOWK-440NHuman Sexuality

3

SOWK-445NFamily Violence

3