DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

Last Updated: 1/16/2020

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

Annual Course List 19-20

* = Crosslisted course (Course offered between two departments)

Units

Fall

Lower Division

1 Introduction to Sociology

2 The Study of Society

10 American Society

20 Social Change in the Modern World

30 Science, Technology, and Society

40 Sociology of Health Care Issues

50 Introduction to Law and Society

60 The Practice of Social Research

70 General Sociology for Pre-Medical Students

Freshmen Seminars**

Freshman Seminars are optional classes. See note below on Freshman Seminars.

87 Freshman Seminar: Digital Relationships

87

Freshman Seminar: Seeing the Invisible: How Gender and Sexuality Shape Opportunity

87

Freshman Seminar: Globalization and the Exploitation of Childhood

Theory and Methods

100 Classical Sociological Theory

102 Network Data and Methods

104 Field Research: Methods of Participant Observation

104Q Qualitative Interviewing

105 Ethnographic Film: Media Methods

106 Comparative & Historical Methods

109 Analysis of Sociological Data

109M Research Reporting

resiticted to RA and MMFRP Program Participants)

(Enrollment

110 Qualitative Research in Educational Settings

Upper Division

112 Social Psychology

113 Sociology of the AIDS Epidemic

114 Sociology of Humor

115 Social Problems

117* Language, Culture, and Education (x EDS 117)

118 119

120T

120T

121 122 123 124 125 126*

Sociology of Gender Sociology of Sexuality and Sexual Identities Spec Topics on Cult, Lang & Social Interactions: Data and Society Spec Topics on Cult, Lang & Social Interactions: Algorithmic Culture Economy and Society Social Networks Japanese Culture The Good Society Sociology of Immigration Social Organization of Education (x EDS 126)

4

Skrentny

4

4

4

4

Valasek

4

4

4 Calderon-Zacs

4

1

Lewis

1

Blair-Loy

1

4

Goldman

4

4

4

6 Jules-Rosette

4

Navon

4

Tirshfield

4

4

Nunn

4

4

4

Lampland

4

4

Chung/ GallagherGeurts

4

4

Placek

4

4

4

4

Lewis

4

Tirshfield

4

4

Thornton

4

Davis

Winter

Raudenbush

Skrentny Ribas Lewis

Evans Goldman

Burke Raudenbush

Rogers Merritt Kenworthy Binder

Rogers Sutton Jones Blair-Loy Pardo-Guerra

Kenworthy Jones

Spring

Kenworthy Calderon-Zacs Raudenbush

Tirshfield Sutton Staff

Medvetz Staff Rogers

Tirshfield Andrews

Staff Rogers

Staff

Lampland Pardo-Guerra

Staff Staff

127 Immigration, Race, and Ethnicity

4

129 The Family

4

131 Sociology of Youth

4

132 Gender and Work

4

137 Sociology of Food

4

Haydu

138 Genetics and Society

4

140 Sociology of Law

4

Ng

140K Law and Society in China

4

141 Crime and Society

4

Summers

142 Social Deviance

4

144 Forms of Social Control

4

Martinez

145 Violence and Society

4

146 Criminal Punishment

4

149 Sociology of the Environment

4

151 Social Movement from Civil Rights to Black Lives Matter

4

Goldman

153* Urban Sociology (x USP 105)

4

156 Sociology of Religion

4

159

Special Topics in Social Orginizations & Institutions: International Law

4

160 Sociology of Culture

4

165 Predicting the Future

4

Rona-Tas

165A* MC: American News Media (x COMM 109N)

4

Hallin

166 Sociology of Knowledge

4

167 Science and War

4

168 Marxism

4

172 Films and Society

4

173 Sociology of Health, Illness, and Medicine

4

Navon

175 Nationality and Citizenship

4

178 The Holocaust

4

Biernacki

180 Social Movements&Social Protest

4

181 Modern Western Society

4

183 The Geography of American Opportunity

4

184 Gender and Film

4

Crowder

187 African Societies through Film

4

188 Field Research in Migrant Communities

8

188D Latin America: Society and Politics

4

188E Community and Social Change in Africa

4

194 Research Seminar/Washington DC

(Enrollment resiticted to UCDC Program Participants)

4

Hill

196A Honors Seminar (Enrollment resiticted to Honors Program Participants-

4

Applications for Program are due each Spring Quarter)

Turner

196B Honors Seminar (Enrollment resiticted to Honors Program Participants-

4

Applications for Program are due each Spring Quarter)

198RA Research Apprenticeship (Enrollment resiticted to RA Program

4

Participants- Applications for Program are due each Fall Quarter)

Blair-Loy

Last Updated: 1/16/2020

Staff Blair-Loy Thorpe

Navon

Ng

Staff

Tirshfield Burg

Summers

Ostovany Tirshfield

Shtern Staff

Thorpe Thorpe

Fernandez Haydu

Andrews Zamosc Jules-Rosette

Hill

Lampland Staff

Kenworthy Sutton Staff

Hill

Turner Andrews

Andrews

Course Notes: **Freshman Seminars: Freshman Seminars are a great opportunity for first year and continuing students to learn about a topic in a small class environment. Freshmen are given priority for enrollment and may enroll directly. Students with Sophomore standing and above can request enrollment through the Enrollment Authorization system (EASy). Please note that freshman seminars are only 1 unit as they meet for just 8 to

10 hours during the quarter. Instructor listed as Staff: The instructors of these courses will be listed closer to the start of the quarter.

This is the Department of Sociology's current Course List Schedule, but please note it is subject to change.

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