Anthropology / Sociology Minor

SSH PEAK

The Anthropology/Sociology minor enables students to understand culture and society as a mosaic of diverse, overlapping groups, memberships, values, and traditions, each contributing to a larger global matrix that is continuously being reformulated.

Minor Requirements (15 credits):

Of the 15 credits required, students must earn a minimum of 6 credits from Anthropology courses, and 6 credits from Sociology courses.  Courses with an "ATHSOC" prefix can be applied toward either of those minimum requirements.

Take the following courses:

ATH-101	Cultural Anthropology	3 credits
-	or
SOC-100	Introduction to Sociology	3 credits
-
ATH/SOC-	Courses Approved by Anthropology Sociology Department and major advisor	12 credits

Outcomes

 

Upon successfully completing this minor, students will be able to:

1)      Analyze a social or cultural problem utilizing established theories from anthropology or sociology;
2)      Use standard anthropological or sociological methods as appropriate to demonstrate, test, or develop a particular anthropological or sociological theory; and
3)      Articulate practical strategies for becoming informed, involved citizens who can adapt to culturally diverse populations and occupations.