Sociology 302: American Society | Winter 2022 | Online Asynchronous
Students examine the social structure of the United States in terms of power, patterns of inequality, social institutions, cultural values, relationships, and interactions. Course topics include class and income inequality, race, and gender. American Society is a 3-credit, upper-division course.

Sociology 380: Social Psychology | Summer 2021 | Online Asynchronous
Using the symbolic interactionist perspective, students examine the reciprocal relationship between the individual and society. Course topics include the social construction of reality, the self and identity, socialization, emotions, mental health, and the construction of social boundaries and structures. Social Psychology is a 3-credit, upper-division course.

Sociology 302: American Society | Winter 2021 | Online Asynchronous
Students examine the social structure of the United States in terms of power, patterns of inequality, social institutions, cultural values, relationships, and interactions. Course topics include class and income inequality, race, reproduction, politics, and social movements. American Society is a 3-credit, upper-division course.

Sociology 302: American Society | Summer 2020 | Online Asynchronous
Students examine the social structure of the United States in terms of power, patterns of inequality, social institutions, cultural values, relationships, and interactions. Course topics include class and income inequality, gender, race, reproduction, politics and elections, and social movements. American Society is a 3-credit, upper-division course.

Sociology 340: Sociology of Human Reproduction | Winter 2020 | Online Asynchronous
Students examine the links between biological reproduction and sociocultural processes. Course topics include the medicalization of pregnancy and childbirth, birth control and abortion, reproductive technologies, maternal mortality, special populations targeted for reproductive control, and reproductive justice. The Sociology of Reproduction is a 3-credit, upper-division course and is cross-listed with Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies as WST340.

Sociology 337: Social Deviance | Summer 2019 | Online Asynchronous
Students examine social issues involving deviance using a sociological perspective. Course topics included theories of social deviance, stigma, social control, interpersonal violence, mental health, self-harm, and suicide, substance use and abuse, and inequality in deviance. Social Deviance is a 3-credit, upper-division course.

Sociology 340: Sociology of Human Reproduction | Summer 2019 | Online Asynchronous
Students examine the links between biological reproduction and sociocultural processes. Course topics included the medicalization of pregnancy and childbirth, birth control and abortion, reproductive technologies, maternal mortality, special populations targeted for reproductive control, and reproductive justice. The Sociology of Reproduction is a 3-credit, upper-division course and is cross-listed with Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies as WST340.

Sociology 105: Introduction to Sociology | Summer 2018 | In-person Synchronous
Students receive a general introduction to the science of sociology. Course topics included sociological theory and methods, culture and socialization, power and privilege, social stratification, deviance and crime, media and society, gender and sexuality, race, medical sociology, food systems, movements and social change. Introduction to Sociology is a 3-credit, lower-division course.