Major, Minor, Concentration
Anthropology/Sociology Major
Consists of 32 credits, 21 of which must be upper-division from the two fields of study. The following courses are required:
- ATH-101 Cultural Anthropology
- ATH-305 Culture Change and the World System
- ATH-404 Theories in Anthropology
- SOC-100 Introduction to Sociology
- SOC-349 Social Stratification
- SOC-480 Sociological Theories
- ATH-490 Seminar in Social Research
or
SOC-490 Seminar in Social Research
The Foreign Language Recommendation
Students selecting a major in Anthropology/Sociology are strongly encouraged to learn a modern foreign language.
Those who plan to continue in graduate school are advised to take a course in statistics. Students desiring teacher certification with a major in Anthropology/Sociology must consult with a member of the Education Department.
Human Services Concentration
Consists of the requirements for the Anthropology/Sociology major, plus:
- SOC-320 Family Sociology
- ATH-202/302A Cultural Diversity
- PSY-204 The Psychology of Child Development or PSY-205 The Psychology of Adolescent Development
- PSY-350 Introduction to Psychological Counseling or EDU-300 Schools & Society
- A six-credit internship
The human services concentration will appear on the transcript with the Anthropology/Sociology major.
Anthropology/Sociology Minor
Consists of 21 credits, to be approved by the minor advisor in the department and the major advisor, and must include:
- ATH-101 Cultural Anthropology
or
SOC-100 Introduction to Sociology - ATH-202/302A Cultural Diversity
or
SOC-360 Race & Ethnic Relations - At least 12 more upper-division credits
Other programs of study that my be of interest to Anthropology / Sociology majors include: