Inequality and Diversity Option

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PROGRAM FOR THE B.A. DEGREE IN SOCIOLOGY

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Course, Number, Title

Transferred From

Qtr. Units

Grade

Qtr. Completed

Qtr to be completed

REQUIRED LOWER DIVISION COURSES (10 UNITS)

SOC 201Â Â Â Â Principles of SociologyÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â (4)

SOC 210AÂ Elementary StatisticsÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â (3)

SOC 210BÂ Elementary StatisticsÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â (3)

REQUIRED UPPER DIVISION COURSES (20 UNITS)

SOC 301Â Â Â Writing For SociologyÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â (4)

SOC 348 Â Â Â Class, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender Â Â Â Â (4)

SOC 390Â Â Â Methods of Social Research Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â (4)

SOC 412 Â Â Â Classical Sociological Theory Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â (4)

SOC 414 Â Â Â Contemporary Sociological Theory Â Â (4)

UPPER DIVISION INEQUALITY/DIVERSITY ELECTIVES (16 UNITS)

Select 16 units from among the following SOC courses: 300, 331, 415, 416, 421, 423, 435, 441, 442, 443, 445, 447, 448, and 460.

UPPER DIVISION GENERAL ELECTIVES (8 UNITS)

Choose 8 units of upper division courses in sociology in consultation with advisor. Note: SOC 325, 330, and 341 may not be used on sociology major programs.

UPPER DIVISION ELECTIVES IN ETHNIC/AREA STUDIES (12 UNITS)

In consultation with advisor, select 12 units from outside sociology that relate to the following areas: Area I: Asian and Asian American Studies; Area II: Chicano Studies; Area III: Latin American Studies; Area IV: Pan-African Studies.Â Courses must be from at least 2 different areas.

INEQUALITY/DIVERSITY ELECTIVES

IN SOCIOLOGY

300 Cultural Emotions

331 The Dynamics of Poverty (Service learning course)

415 Political Sociology

416 Feminist Theories (also listed as WOMN 416)

421 Social Sources of Human Sexuality

423 Political Sociology of Globalization and Resistance

435 Asian Societies

441 Theory and Research on Sex Roles

442 Social Change

443 Diversity in Alternative Families

445 Sociology of Religion

447 Work and the Workplace

448 Social Class and Inequality

460 Race and Ethnic Relations

GENERAL ELECTIVES IN SOCIOLOGY

322 Socialization: Childhood and Adolescence

323 Socialization: Maturity and Aging

348 Class, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender

383 Violence in American Society

398 Cooperative Education (Permission required)

410 Advanced Statistics

418 Crowd Behavior and Social Movements

420 Small Groups

422 Social Psychology

424 Mass Communications and Public Opinion

425 Medical Sociology

426 Deviant Behavior

427 Society and Mental Illness

428 Self and Identity (Service learning course)

430 Urban Sociology

432 Science, Technology, and Social Character

433 Bioethics and Sociology

434 Social Aspects of Population Trends

440 Marriage and the Family

444 Sociology of Popular Culture

446 Sociology of Business Organization

449 Professionals in Society

450 Sociology of Aging

452 Life Span Transitions: The Retirement Years

453 Social Aspects of Death and Bereavement

454 Selected Topics in Sociology

480 Criminology

481 Policing America

482 Juvenile Delinquency

484 Corrections

485 Conflict and Domestic Violence

486 Probation and Parole (also listed as SW 486)

487 Environmental Policy, Law, and Society

488 Sociology of Law

489 Sociological Considerations for Jury Consultants

490 Quantitative Research Methods

491 Qualitative Research Methods

499 Undergraduate Directed Study (Permission required)

Note: Sociology students cannot use SOC 325, 330, or 341 as Sociology electives.Â However, these courses can be used as free electives to complete the 180-unit requirement.

ELECTIVES IN ETHNIC/AREA STUDIES

Note on Course Selection: The courses listed below are suggested courses for each area.Â Students wishing to take other courses related to any of the below areas should do so in consultation with an advisor.

Area I: Asian and Asian American Studies

AAASÂ 300Â Interdisciplinary Approaches to Asian/Asian-American Studies

AAASÂ 415Â Asian American Communities in Southern California

AAASÂ 450Â Advanced Seminar in Asian and Asian-American Studies

ANTHÂ 414Â Peoples of Asia

POLSÂ 458Â Politics in Asian-American Immigration

Area II: Chicano Studies

CHS/LASÂ 404Â The Central American Experience in the US

CHSÂ 405Â The Mexican People as Immigrants

CHSÂ 406Â Hispanic Communities in U.S. Society

CHS/URBAÂ 409Â US Latinos, Culture, and Global Cities

CHSÂ 432Â Chicanos and the War on Drugs

CHSÂ 445Â History of the Chicano in Los Angeles

CHSÂ 480Â Chicana Feminisms and WomenÂ’s Movements

CHSÂ 485Â Health and Chicano/Latino Families

Area III: Latin American Studies

LASÂ 335Â Race and Culture in the Americas

LAS/CHSÂ 404Â The Central American Experience in the U.S.

LASÂ 424Â The United States and Latin America

LASÂ 425Â Latin American Responses to Imperialism and Globalization

LASÂ 430Â Cuba and the World

LASÂ 450Â Special Studies in Latin American Studies

LASÂ 470Â Labor and Social Movements in the Americas

ANTHÂ 404Â Peoples of South America

POLSÂ 451Â Latin American Politics

Area IV: Pan-African Studies

PASÂ 401Â Topics on Education and African American Advancement

PASÂ 402Â Black Political Economy

PASÂ 403Â The Black Intellectual Tradition

PASÂ 404Â The Black Family

PASÂ 405Â Black Feminism

PASÂ 406Â Black Women Leaders in Thought and Politics

PASÂ 414Â African Diaspora: Globalization, Locality, Community

PASÂ 418Â African American Religion as Civic Culture

PASÂ 420Â African Foundations of African American Culture

PASÂ 440Â Power and African American Communities

Note on Theme Courses: Courses from departments other than Sociology being used to satisfy the GE Theme requirement cannot also be counted on the major.

Note on Cross-Listed Courses: Cross-Listed Courses can only count for one of the listed areas.

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