SOCI 101

Catalog description

Students explore sociological methods, theories, and concepts using the Social World Model (SWM) in order to foster a broad and global perspective. The SWM demonstrates the relationships among individuals (micro level), organizations, institutions, and subcultures (meso level), and societies and global structures (macro levels of analysis). Some of the course topics include socialization, social groups and interactions, culture, race, gender, sexuality, crime and deviance, war, and social justice as a conduit for social change.