This General Education Core course examines the contemporary world of work using analytic tools from a variety of disciplines, including sociology, psychology, and anthropology. Key themes include: the social organization of work, contemporary changes in occupations and professions, technology and the information age, the impact of globalization on work, the role of class, gender, race and ethnicity in shaping work experiences and worker identities, and the relationship between work and family. Students learn about basic social science research techniques, practice interpreting data and thinking critically about contemporary work issues, and develop their own arguments about the world of work.
SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology
Credits: 3
College: Jefferson College of Humanities & Sciences
Schedule Type: Lecture
SOC 198: Social Sci Gen Requirement
Credits: 3
College: Jefferson College of Humanities & Sciences
Schedule Type: Lecture
SOC 302: Introduction to Group Dynamics
Credits: 3
College: Jefferson College of Humanities & Sciences
Schedule Type: Lecture, Lecture/On-Line, On-Line
SOC 310: Soc Sci of Workplace
Credits: 3
College: Jefferson College of Humanities & Sciences
Schedule Type: Lecture, On-Line
SOC 401: Sociology of Health
Credits: 3
College: Jefferson College of Humanities & Sciences
Schedule Type: Lecture