SOC 300 Social Theory

This course will examine classical and contemporary social theorists that have contributed to sociological knowledge historically and at present. Students will learn how to apply social theories to a variety of contemporary research topics. Theories covered will include: conflict, functionalism, symbolic interactionism, social ecological theory, feminist theories, queer theory, critical race theory, and others.

Credits

3

Offered

Generally offered Fall and/or Spring Annually

Prerequisite

(SOC 100 or SOC 120 or SOC 170 or SOC 221 or SOC 235 or SOC 237 or SOC 240 with a minimum grade of D-)