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Home > Academics > Course Descriptions > Sociology
SOCIOLOGY - SOCI (Semester)
SOCI 1107 | Introduction to Diversity
3 credits
This course focuses on the similarities and differences among racial, ethnic, cultural and minority populations in the United States. The goal of this course is to provide an introductory sociological perspective of diversity. Basic theories of race, ethnic, cultural, and gender relations will be examined as well as the consequences of conflict, prejudice, and discrimination in the United States.
SOCI 1150 | Marriage & Family
3 credits
The purpose of the course is to provide the student with the basic principles and perspectives needed for the consideration of factors that affect dating, marriage, divorce, life span, issues and alternatives to traditional family roles and relationships.
SOCI 1170 | Introduction to Sociology
3 credits
This course is a study of human society with emphasis in basic sociological concepts, principles and methods. Also included is the study of culture, socialization, nature of groups, deviance, sexuality, and social inequalities.
SOCI 1199 | Seminar: Social Problems
1-6 credits
An examination of selected social issues, social change and problems of current concern in our society.
SOCI 2201 | Personal & Human Relations
3 credits
Framework for interpersonal relationships both personally and professionally.
SOCI 2230 | Social Problems
3 credits
This course will explore the nature of today's major social problems by analyzing causes of delinquency and various treatment approaches. Statistical and theoretical information will provide students with the ability to critically examine issues in a sociological perspective.
SOCI 2231 | Juvenile Delinquency
2 credits
This course will analyze the juvenile justice system by providing information regarding philosophical theories of delinquency, the development of case law, the juvenile court process, rehabilitation approaches and current issues affecting youth.
SOCI 2232 | The Criminal Justice System
2 credits
This course will provide an overview of the criminal justice system by examining legal and political institutions as well as the behavioral nature of crime. The role of law enforcement, the courts, and corrections will be analyzed through the development of case law and practical application.
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Promoting academic excellence.
Southern State offers several high-quality associate's degree and certificate programs and is accredited through the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Beyond that, we have small class sizes and faculty - many who possess advanced degrees in their area of expertise - who care about your success.
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