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Sociology Information | Sociology Programs | Sociology Courses

Sociology
College of Liberal Arts

Department Chair
Norma S. Chinchilla

Department Office
Psychology Building, Room 145

Telephone
(562) 985-4602


Faculty

Professors
Carole Campbell, Norma Stoltz Chinchilla, Gail C. Farmer, J. William Gibson, Marsha S. Harman (Emerita), Douglas A. Parker (Emerita)

Associate Professors
Shelley T. Eriksen, Gary Hytrek, Juniper Wiley, Kristine M. Zentgraf

Assistant Professors
Nielan Barnes, Jeffrey Davis, Marc Flacks, Elizabeth McEneaney, Walter J. Nicholls, Leakhena Nou

Department Secretaries
Lily Monji, Jacqueline Southern


Students desiring information should contact the department office for referral to the faculty advisor:


UndergraduateAdvisors
Gary Hytrek, Kristine M. Zentgraf

 

The major in sociology is intended to serve as preparation for careers in teaching, delivery and administration of social and health services, urban and environmental studies, law, government service at local, state and federal levels and related occupations. The major also provides training for advanced graduate work in sociology, social work and other social sciences. Sociology is also recommended as a second major or minor for students of all other social sciences; for business; for the humanities; especially literature and theatre arts; for ethnic and area studies; for journalism and other various applied arts and sciences.

Students interested in sociology may also wish to consider the liberal studies major with a concentration in sociology. The Liberal Studies program is discussed elsewhere in this Catalog. Detailed information about the concentration may be obtained from the Sociology Department Office.

Sociology courses are suitable for fulfilling general education or elective requirements for students of other majors. However, lower division courses selected to fulfill the requirements of the major may not also be used to fulfill the requirements of any General Education category.