Please note that starting with Fall 2008, SOC 3801: Social Research
Methods will no longer be a writing intensive designated course. We
will continue to have many writing intensive course options.
Recently in Undergraduate News Category
Through the generous support of an anonymous donor, the Department of Sociology has awarded four undergraduate research awards of $3,000 to senior Sociology majors conducting original research as part of their capstone projects.
Wednesday, Nov 14, noon - 1:30,
110 Heller Hall
Are you a past study abroad participant? Family and friends no longer interested in hearing your stories? Are you interested in studying abroad and want to hear from other students who have incorporated study abroad into their degrees? Join us for lively discussion and refreshments, and learn about some of your options for studying abroad as an undergraduate. Please call 612-626-7714 for more info. and to register
Wednesday, November 7, 10:00 - 11:00, 1314 Soc Sci
Have you thought about a career in criminal justice or corrections? Come to this panel discussion to hear from people with internship or work experience in these fields.
Please register to attend by going to the CCLC website.
Next Fall Semester meeting, Monday, October 22, 2:30 - 3:30 915 Soc Sci
Come and join fellow majors for an informal discussion and program planning meeting. We will have some treats in appreciation for our 07-08 leadership team and plan for our fall welcome reception.
Mohamed Bakri, 2007 Jack Kent Cooke Graduate Scholarship This scholarship is for beginning graduate or professional study in any field, and covers tuition, room, board, fees, and books - up to $50,000 annually - for up to six years of graduate study. Congratulations! Mohamed is a 2006 summa cum laude graduate, and was the winner of CLA's Turner Award for Best Summa Thesis for 2006, as well as, a Soc Research Institute (SRI) award for best undergraduate paper.
Peter Wruck, a UMN undergraduate student entering the PhD program in the Fall of 2007, was recently announced as the winner of ASA's Feagin Undergraduate Student Paper Competition. Peter's paper was written in his honors seminar overseen by Prof. Liz Boyle. Congrats to both Peter and Liz!
Soc 3090: Soc of Music
Soc 3251W: Race, Class & Gender
Soc 3411W: Orgs & Society
Soc 3421W: Soc of Work
Soc 3452: Education & Society
Soc 4090: Soc of Sport
Soc 4142: Juvenile Justice and Law
Soc 4170: Soc of International Law
Soc 4190: Cases that Shaped & Shocked the Nation
To learn more, visit the class schedule and the course guide descriptions.
Next Fall Semester meeting, Monday, October 1, 2:30 - 3:30 915 Soc Sci
Come and join fellow majors for an informal discussion and program planning meeting. We will have some treats in appreciation for our 07-08 leadership team and plan for our fall welcome reception.
This Thursday, April 26, 2007, 11:30 - until the food is gone, In front of the Soc Sci Tower
Come and join fellow majors and other community members for a fun picnic to celebrate the end of the semester.
