Psychology (27 hours)
- SW 250, Psychological Inquiry
- PS 210, Research Methods/Statistics I
- PS 211, Research Methods/Statistics II
- PS 310, Advanced Statistics in Psychology
- PS 320, Life Span Developmental Psychology
- PS 350, Social Psychology
- PS 440, Psychology of Personality
Two of the following:
- PS 202, Learning
- PS 235, Biological Bases of Behavior
- PS 385, Cognitive Process
Anthropology (27 hours)
- SW 215, Being Human
- AN 101, First Year Seminar
- AN 350, Anthropological Methods
- AN 352, Ethnography
- AN 390, Development of Anthropological Thought
- Five additional courses at 300-level or higher
Program elective (3 hours)
- Any Psychology or Anthropology course at the 300-400 level
(Each department may determine acceptable substitutions.)
Psychology (30 hours)
- SW 250, Psychological Inquiry
- PS 202, Learning
- PS 210, Research Methods/Statistics I
- PS 211, Research Methods/Statistics II
- PS 235, Biological Bases of Behavior
- PS 310, Advanced Statistics in Psychology
- PS 320, Life Span Developmental Psychology
- PS 350, Social Psychology
- PS 440, Psychology of Personality
- PS elective, 3 hours of any 300 or 400 level PS class not listed above (may include directed research, independent study, internship, seminar, or thesis)
Criminology (30 hours; 33 hours if completing a for-credit internship)
Core Requirements (12 cr hrs)
- SW 200-SO Understanding Society
- SO 391 Social Theory Seminar
- SO 393 Social Research seminar
- SO 486 Senior Research Seminar or SO499 Honors Thesis
Required Courses (12 credit hours)
A. Two required courses:
- SO 321 Crime and Society
- SO 345 Deviance and Social Control
B. Inequality-One from the following:
- SO 317 Gender and Society
- SO 323 Race and Ethnic Relations
- SO 326 Gender, Race and Crime
- SO 329 Sociology of Racism
C. Transnational-One from the following:
- SO 331 Latin American Societies (SL; also fulfills the major’s Community Engagement Requirement)
- SO 334 Immigration
- SO 355 International Crime
Criminology Electives (6 credit hours)
- SO 311 Law and Society
- SO 326 Gender, Race and Crime
- SO 339 Violence, Media and Culture
- SO 351 Punishment and Society
- SO 352 Mental Illness and the Criminal Justice System
- SO 353 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency (SL; also fulfills the major’s Community Engagement Requirement)
- SO 355 International Crime
Community Engagement Requirement
Students must complete an internship (SO 484, SO 485) or a service learning course (SL).
Psychology (27 hours)
- SW 250 Psychological Inquiry
- PS 210 Research Methods/Statistics I
- PS 211 Research Methods/Statistics II
- PS 310 Advanced Statistics in Psychology
- PS 385 Cognitive Processes
- PS 440 Psychology of Personality
One of the following seminars or equivalent:
- PS 412, Advanced Applied Neuroscience
- PS 413, Neuroscience of Drugs
- PS 415, Psychological Testing
- PS 420, History of Psychology
- PS 475, Advanced Seminar in Cognitive Psychology
- PS 476, Advanced Seminar in Biopsychology
- PS 477, Advanced Seminar in Social Psychology
- PS 478, Advanced Seminar in Developmental Psychology
- PS 479, Advanced Seminar in Applied Psychology
Psychology Electives: Student must complete A and B (6 hours)
- A. Either PS 202 (Learning) or PS 235 (Biological Bases of Behavior)
- B. Either PS 320 (Lifespan Developmental) or PS 350 (Social Psychology)
Philosophy (21 hours)
- PL 310, Introduction to Logic
- PL 311, History of Ancient Philosophy
- PL 313, History of Modern Philosophy
- PL 343, Philosophy of Science
- PL 346, Philosophy of Mind
- PL 360, Ethics/Value Theory cause
- PL 400, A 400-level philosophy course
Program Elective (3 hours)
- Any philosophy or psychology course at the 400-level
Psychology (27 hours)
- SW 250, Psychological Inquiry
- PS 202, Learning
- PS 210, Research Methods/Statistics I
- PS 211, Research Methods/Statistics II
- PS 235, Biological Bases of Behavior
- PS 310, Advanced Statistics in Psychology
- PS 320, Life Span Developmental Psychology
- PS 350, Social Psychology
- PS 440, Psychology of Personality
Political Science (27 hours)
- PO 201, Research and Analysis
- Any TWO of the following:
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- PO 101, Introduction to Politics
- PO 131, Introduction to US Politics
- PO 141, Introduction to International Politics
- PO 151, Introduction to Comparative Politics
- PO 210, Basic Political Thought
- PO 220, Community Mediation
- 18 hours of PO courses at the 300-level or above, including at least one semester of PO 490
Program elective (3 hours)
- Either a second semester of PO 490 or one of the following seminars:
- PS 412, Advanced Applied Neuroscience
- PS 413, Neuroscience of Drugs
- PS 415, Psychological Testing
- PS 420, History of Psychology
- PS 475, Advanced Seminar in Cognitive Psychology
- PS 476, Advanced Seminar in Biopsychology
- PS 477, Advanced Seminar in Social Psychology
- PS 478, Advanced Seminar in Developmental Psychology
- PS 479, Advanced Seminar in Applied Psychology
Psychology (30 hours)
- SW 250, Psychological Inquiry
- PS 202, Learning
- PS 210, Research Methods/Statistics I
- PS 211, Research Methods/Statistics II
- PS 235, Biological Bases of Behavior
- PS 310, Advanced Statistics in Psychology
- PS 320, Life Span Developmental Psychology
- PS 350, Social Psychology
- PS 440, Psychology of Personality
- PS elective – 3 hours of any 300 or 400 -level PS class not listed above (may include directed research, independent study, internship, seminar, or thesis)
Sociology (30 hours; 33 hours if completing a for-credit internship)
- SW 200-SO Understanding Society
- SO 205 Contemporary Social Issues
- SO381 Social Work and Social Policy
- SO 383 Social Work Methods
- SO 385 Practice Skills in Social Work
- SO 391 Social Theory Seminar
- SO 393 Research Methods Seminar
- SO 486 Senior Research Seminar or SO499 Honors Thesis
Select two courses from the following:
- SO 301 The Family and Gender Roles
- SO 323 Racial and Ethnic Relations
- SO 326 Gender, Race & Crime
- SO329 Sociology of Racism
- SO335 Latin American Societies (SL; also fulfills the major’s Community Engagement Requirement)
- SO341 Self and Society
- SO 345 Deviance and Social Control
- SO347 Urban Community (SL; also fulfills the major’s Community Engagement Requirement)
- SO352 Mental Illness and the Criminal Justice System
- SO353 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency (SL; also fulfills the major’s Community Engagement Requirement)
- SO354 Aging and the Live Course (SL; also fulfills the major’s Community Engagement Requirement)
- SO 370 Select Topics in Social Work
- SO380 Select Topics in Sociology (with permission of Department Chair)
Community Engagement (three hours to be applied toward major)
Students must complete and intership (SO 484, SO 485) or a service learning course (SL).