Sociology Minor

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Minor - Sociology (Minor)

College Humanities & Sciences

Degree Specific Credits: 21

Required Cumulative GPA: 2.0

Catalog Year: 2017-2018

Note: To earn a minor in sociology the student must complete a minimum of 21 credits in sociology with at least 9 of these credits at the upper-division level.


Summary

Core Courses9
General Sociology Electives12
Total Hours21

Core Courses

Rule: All courses are required

SOCI 101SIntroduction to Sociology3
SOCI 318Sociological Research Methods3
SOCI 455Classical Sociological Theory3
Total Hours9

Minimum Required Grade: C-


General Sociology Electives

Select four of the following:12
NRSM 424
Community Forestry & Conservtn
SOCI 130S
Soc of Alternative Religions
SOCI 211S
Introduction to Criminology
or SOCI 330
Juvenile Delinquency
SOCI 221
Criminal Justice System
SOCI 220S
Race, Gender & Class
SOCI 270
Intro Development Sociology
SOCI 275S
Gender and Society
SOCI 306
Sociology of Work
SOCI 312
Criminal Adjudication
SOCI 325
Social Stratification
SOCI 332
Sociology of the Family
SOCI 335
Juvenile Justice System
SOCI 345
Sociology of Organizations
SOCI 346
Rural Sociology
SOCI 350
The Community
SOCI 355
Population and Society
SOCI 362
Sociology of Law Enforcement
SOCI 382
Soc Psych and Social Structure
SOCI 423
Sociology of Corrections
SOCI 435
Law and Society
SOCI 438
Seminar in Crime & Deviance
SOCI 441
Capstone: Inequal and Soc Just
SOCI 442
ISJ Service Learning
SOCI 443
Sociology of Poverty
SOCI 446
Prost & Human Trafficking
SOCI 460
Capstone: Rural and Env Change
SOCI 470
Environmental Sociology
SOCI 471
Gender and Global Development
SOCI 485
Political Sociology
SOCI 488
Writing for Sociology
SOCI 498
Internship (only 3 credits of internship can count towards the 12 credit limit)
Total Hours12

Minimum Required Grade: C-


Teaching Sociology Track

A teaching minor is an academic minor which may contain different course requirements designed to meet state standards. Those interested in teaching in K-12 schools must complete a teaching major in a content area plus the teacher preparation program through the Department of Teaching and Learning. Additional teaching areas can be added through completion of either a teaching major or a teaching minor in that content area.

The term ‘minor’ for this teaching option refers to courses that need to be completed. To sign up for this option, you need to contact the Teaching and Learning Department. Do not fill out a minor form for graduation or the minor section of the major change form. Approvals for this option must come from the Teaching and Learning Department.

Teaching Licensure Requirements

Note: Individuals completing a teaching minor must also complete a teaching major in another content area. Students must be formally admitted to the Teacher Education Program and complete all of the professional education licensure requirements. See the Department of Teaching and Learning in the College of Education and Human Sciences for more information. A minor GPA of 2.75 is required to be eligible for student teaching.


Teaching Methods Course

Rule: Complete the following course.

Note: The EDU 497 course number is used for multiple courses. Students should register for EDU 497

EDU 497Teaching and Assessing4
Total Hours4

Minimum Required Grade: C-