The information here may reflect program requirements for future academic years. If you are a current student and would like to see the current or prior years’ requirements for this program, please see the University Catalog.
Core Courses (12-13 semester Hours)
One introductory course (4), chosen from among:
SOC182 Racism and White Supremacy in the U.S. (4)
SOC184 Global Sociology (4)
SOC186 Navigating Social Worlds (4)
SOC188 Can Activists Change the World? (4)
SOC199 Topics in Sociology (4)
One theory course (4), chosen from among:
AES330 Theory and Methods in American Ethnic Studies (4)
SOC303 Sociological Theory (4)
WGS353W Feminist Theory (4)
One Applied or Community-Based Elective (4-5), chosen from among:
SOC321 Climate Justice Workshop (4)
SOC364 Transnational Feminism (4
SOC388W Internship in Sociology (5)
SOC399 Topics in Sociology (4) (topic dependent)
Electives (20 semester hours)
Courses may be chosen from any with a SOC prefix or from the following list of approved courses originating outside of Sociology. No more than 8 credits may be at the 100 level. No more than 8 credits may have prefixes other than SOC:
AES330 Methods and Theory of American Ethnic Studies (4)
CCM261 Media, Technology, Society (4)
CCM310 Asian Social Media (4)
CCM335W Communicating Self and Society (4)
ENGL101W Reading Literature and Culture (topic dependent) (4)
ENGL381 Latinx Literature and Culture
FREN275 African Cinema (4)
FREN285W Gender and Sexuality in African Literature and Cinema (4)
HIST262 Gender and Women's History in the United States (4)
IDS205 Chemawa Indian School Partnership (2)
PPLE318 Death in America (4)
PPLE338W Reforming Criminal Justice (4)
WGS245 Feminism, Gender, and Society (4)
WGS353W Feminist Theory (4)
LW223 Introduction to Environmental & Natural Resource Law (3)
LW226 Environmental Justice (3)
LW350 Immigration Law (3)
Senior Experience (5 semester hours)
One Introductory course from
One Applied or Community-Based elective (4-5) from
Twelve semester hours of electives (12) from
SOC182 Racism and White Supremacy in the U.S. (4)
SOC184 Global Sociology (4)
SOC186 Navigating Social Worlds (4)
SOC188 Can Activists Change the World? (4)
SOC199 Topics in Sociology (4)
AES330 Theory and Methods in American Ethnic Studies (4)
SOC303 Sociological Theory (4)
WGS353W Feminist Theory (4)
SOC321 Climate Justice Workshop (4)
SOC364 Transnational Feminism (4
SOC388W Internship in Sociology (5)
SOC399 Topics in Sociology (4) (topic dependent)
AES330 Methods and Theory of American Ethnic Studies (4)
CCM261 Media, Technology, Society (4)
CCM310 Asian Social Media (4)
CCM335W Communicating Self and Society (4)
ENGL101W Reading Literature and Culture (topic dependent) (4)
ENGL381 Latinx Literature and Culture
FREN275 African Cinema (4)
FREN285W Gender and Sexuality in African Literature and Cinema (4)
HIST262 Gender and Women's History in the United States (4)
IDS205 Chemawa Indian School Partnership (2)
PPLE318 Death in America (4)
PPLE338W Reforming Criminal Justice (4)
WGS245 Feminism, Gender, and Society (4)
WGS353W Feminist Theory (4)
LW223 Introduction to Environmental & Natural Resource Law (3)
LW226 Environmental Justice (3)
LW350 Immigration Law (3)
No more than 8 credits may be at the 100 level. No more than 4 credits may have prefixes other than SOC.
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