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| Role
and Scope:
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| Six
courses are offered in the discipline of Sociology: Introduction
to Sociology, Cultural Diversity, Marriage and Family and Contemporary
Social Problems. The above courses all have an emphasis
on teaching students the fundamentals of scientific methodology,
questioning their assumptions, and expanding their intellectual
horizons. |
| SOCI
1301 Introduction to Sociology |
| Introduction
to Sociology is the study of the nature of human society, cultural
heritage, collective behavior, community and social organizations,
the nature of social change, and the methods and processes of
social control. |
| SOCI
1306 Contemporary Social Problems |
| Contemporary
Social Problems is the analysis of current social problems such
as crime and delinquency, community problems, race relations,
drug addictions, alcohol abuse, over-population, domestic violence,
suicide, psychological disorders, etc. |
| SOCI
2301 Marriage and Family Relationships |
| Marriage
and Family is the study of the problems of mate selection, courtship,
conflict resolution, childrearing, common relationship issues,
marriage adjustment, divorce and remarriage. |
| SOCI 2340 Alcohol & Drug Abuse |
| A comprehensive examination of the history, pharmacology, law, treatment, psychological effects, policy issues and sociological issues related to drug/alocohol use and abuse in the United States and on a global scale. |
| SOCI
2371 Cultural Diversity |
| Cultural
Diversity is the in-depth study of human diversity in the modern
world including race, gender, class, economic stratification,
and cross-cultural issues. |
| SOCI 2371 Special Topics |
| Comprehensive examination of specific contemporary topics in sociology such as cultural diversity, urbanization, globalization, sociobiology and/or gerontology. (May be repeated for credit as subjects change). |
| Full
Time Faculty
|
Stacie Stoutmeyer
Chair of Department of Behavioral & Cultural Sciences
Corinth:
940-498-6282, Ext 4901
Office# 339
Email: sstoutmeyer@nctc.edu |
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| Kathy
Corley
Sociology, History & Government
Bowie:
940-872-4002,
ext. 5216
Office#
130
Email:
kcorley@nctc.edu |
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| Dr.
Rhett Davy
Sociology
Gainesville:
940-668-7731,
ext. 4407
Office#
826
Email:
rdavy@nctc.edu
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