Sociology
SOC 111
Introduction to Sociology 3 cr
An
introduction to the basic concepts and methods of sociology, the basic structure
of social life, culture, types of group interaction, social institutions,
stratification, power relationships, and social problems. (Fall)
SOC 250
SELECTED STUDIES 1-4 cr
An introduction to the basic concepts and methods
of sociology, the basic structure of social life, culture, types of group
interaction, social institutions, stratification, power relationships, and
social problems. (Fall)
soc 285
SOCIOLOGY OF NATIVE AM. FAMILIES/COMMUNITIES
3 cr
The historical
foundations of Native American communities, contemporary Indian life,
acculturation and identity, prejudice and discrimination patterns.
Red power movements, Indian education, the urban Indian, and economic
development programs will be studied. This course will also study the role of
parents in early childhood programs as observers, as participants and as
decision makers. (Spring)
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