SO 310 - Directed Readings in Sociology

This course applies the theory and methods of Sociology to analyze selected important issues of contemporary life. It periodically shifts the topical focus, but consistently reflects the orientation of the discipline of Sociology. Recent examples of topics include “God, Gangs and Globalization,” “The Sixties,” and “Sociology of Religion.”

Prerequisites: Open to majors and minors, and by permission of instructor.

Full course
Misc. Notes: May be repeatable as long as topic is different.