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The Sociology Program

With a major in sociology, you’ll gain new perspectives about social organizations, social divisions and inequality. In your senior year, you’ll have a research project in which you’ll get to delve into the world of human relationships, political relations and possibly demographic analysis. Come away with a better understand of interpersonal and societal intersections with a major in sociology.

Pick from a variety of interesting electives or choose a concentration in Social Justice or Social Work.

For more information, please contact Dr. Maureen Dolan, dolanm@mail.wou.edu.

SOCIOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK CONCENTRATION

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Sociology BA major requirements

SOCIOLOGY, SOCIAL JUSTICE CONCENTRATION

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Sociology BA major requirements

SOCIOLOGY MINORS and CERTIFICATE

Choose from two tracks:

Sociology Theory and Research Community Services Emphasis

Sociology Minor Requirements

Certificate in Social Justice and Service Learning

See the latest Sociology course schedules –

Real Time Class Availability schedule

View Sociology Course Descriptions –

WOU Catalog

Need help choosing Sociology classes or have other advising questions?

Contact a Sociology Advisor:

Professor Maureen Dolan: dolanm@wou.edu

Assistant Professor Becky Phillips: phillipsr@wou.edu

Or the Social Science Division Office

Contact

Division of Social Science

Sharyne Ryals (503) 838-8288 | or e-mail: ryalss@wou.edu

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