Chair: 2016-17 Eileen Leonard;

Professors: Pinar Batur^ab, Diane Harriford, William Hoynes, Eileen Leonard, Marque-Luisa Miringoff, Seungsook Moon, Leonard Nevarez;

Associate Professors: Carlos Alamo (and Associate Dean of Strategic Planning and Academic Resources), Light Carruyo, Robert E. McAulay^a, Eréndira Rueda^b;

Visiting Asssistant Professor: Jasmine Syedullah;

Adjunct Assistant Professor: Darlene Deporto.

^a On leave 2016/17, first semester

^b On leave 2016/17, second semester

^ab On leave 2016/17

Advisers: The department.

Programs

Major

• •  Sociology Major

Correlate Sequence in Sociology

• •  Sociology Correlate Sequence

Courses

Sociology: I. Introductory

• •  SOCI 110 - Gender, Social Problems and Social Change
• •  SOCI 111 - Social Change in South Korea Through Film
• •  SOCI 151 - Introductory Sociology
• •  SOCI 182 - Centering Black Women and Girls’ Lives
• •  SOCI 183 - Disaster and Disorder: The New Normal
• •  SOCI 184 - Racism and Marxist Struggle

Sociology: II. Intermediate

• •  SOCI 205 - What is a Just Society?
• •  SOCI 207 - Commercialized Childhoods
• •  SOCI 210 - Domestic Violence
• •  SOCI 214 - Transnational Perspectives on Women and Work
• •  SOCI 215 - Perspectives on Deviant Subculture
• •  SOCI 216 - Food, Culture, and Globalization
• •  SOCI 229 - Black Intellectual History
• •  SOCI 234 - Disability and Society
• •  SOCI 235 - Quality of Life
• •  SOCI 236 - Imprisonment and the Prisoner
• •  SOCI 237 - Community Development
• •  SOCI 245 - Making Waves: Topics in Feminist Activism
• •  SOCI 247 - Modern Social Theory: Classical Traditions
• •  SOCI 249 - Latino/a Formations
• •  SOCI 250 - Sex, Gender, and Society
• •  SOCI 251 - Development and Social Change in Latin America
• •  SOCI 253 - Children of Immigration
• •  SOCI 254 - Research Methods
• •  SOCI 256 - Mass Media and Society
• •  SOCI 257 - Reorienting America: Asians in American History and Society
• •  SOCI 258 - Race and Ethnicity
• •  SOCI 259 - Social Stratification
• •  SOCI 260 - Health, Medicine, and Public Policy
• •  SOCI 261 - “The Nuclear Cage”: Environmental Theory and Nuclear Power
• •  SOCI 263 - Criminology
• •  SOCI 264 - Poverty and Policy
• •  SOCI 265 - News Media in America
• •  SOCI 266 - Racism, Waste and Resistance
• •  SOCI 269 - Constructing School Kids and Street Kids
• •  SOCI 270 - Drugs, Culture, and Society
• •  SOCI 273 - The New Economy
• •  SOCI 277 - Working Class Studies
• •  SOCI 283 - Gender, Sexuality and Abolitionist Activism
• •  SOCI 288 - Religion, Secularism, and Social Conflict
• •  SOCI 290 - Field Work
• •  SOCI 298 - Independent Work

Sociology: III. Advanced

• •  SOCI 300 - Senior Thesis
• •  SOCI 301 - Senior Thesis
• •  SOCI 305 - The Social Construction of Race in the U.S.
• •  SOCI 306 - Women’s Movements in Asia
• •  SOCI 312 - Corporate Power
• •  SOCI 317 - Women, Crime, and Punishment
• •  SOCI 321 - Feminism, Knowledge, Practice
• •  SOCI 322 - Walking
• •  SOCI 353 - Bio-Social Controversy
• •  SOCI 356 - Culture, Commerce, and the Public Sphere
• •  SOCI 365 - Class, Culture, and Power
• •  SOCI 367 - Mind, Culture, and Biology
• •  SOCI 368 - Toxic Futures: From Social Theory to Environmental Theory
• •  SOCI 369 - Masculinities: Global Perspectives
• •  SOCI 380 - Art, War, and Social Change
• •  SOCI 382 - Race and Popular Culture
• •  SOCI 383 - Dissent at the End of the Anthropocene
• •  SOCI 384 - Prophetic Praxis of Liberation
• •  SOCI 385 - Women, Culture, and Development
• •  SOCI 386 - Ghetto Schooling
• •  SOCI 388 - Schooling in America: Preparing Citizens or Producing Worker
• •  SOCI 399 - Senior Independent Work