IN January 2000 the College's Curriculum Committee approved the Sociology program's proposal to reconfigure its curriculum. Enriching and adding depth to students' study of sociology, reconfiguration involves expansion of selected courses from 3 to 4 credit hours and some changes in major requirements. Most sociology courses expanding to 4 credit hours now include additional "Explorations in Sociology" via research, collaborative learning, service learning, or writing. The new, reconfigured sociology curriculum will be introduced beginning in the Fall 2000 semester.

This page links you to the various sections of the sociology reconfiguration proposal:

IA.	Sociology Reconfiguration Part 1: Overview of Reconfigured Sociology Program
IB.	Sociology Reconfiguration Part 2: Reconfiguration Issues
IC.	Explorations in Sociology: Additional Explanations for 4th Credit
III.	Sociology: Reconfigured Course Offerings     Fall 2000   Spring 2001   Fall 2001   Spring 2002
IV.	Overview of Sociology Majors and Minors
V.	Catalogue Descriptions
VI.	Sociology Courses and Goals

For additional information about sociology reconfiguration, for a hardcopy of the sociology reconfiguration proposal, or for information on the current status of the sociology curriculum, contact William Fox, Professor of Sociology and Department Chair.

Important: All academic programs evolve and, therefore, the reconfiguration proposal in these Web documents may not describe the sociology program as now implemented. For information on the current status of the sociology curriculum, contact William Fox, Professor of Sociology and Department Chair.

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Created January 20, 2000; Revised June 2000