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• SOC 166: Fundamentals of Sociology.
• SOC (DST) 220: Social Scientific Perspectives on Health and Disability.
• SOC 222: The Women's Movement in the United States—Eighteenth Century to the Present.
• SOC 223: Quantitative Reasoning and Data Analysis for Social Scientists.
• SOC 225: Women and Religion.
• SOC 226: Social Movements.
• SOC 227 (WST 237): Sociology of the Family.
• SOC 228 (WST 218): Gender and Society.
• SOC 229: Sociology of Leisure.
• SOC 230: Criminology.
• SOC 231: Social Problems.
• SOC 233: Youth in Modern Society.
• SOC 234: Urban Sociology.
• SOC 235: Education and Society.
• SOC 236: Mind, Self, and Society.
• SOC 237: Ethnic Stratification.
• SOC 238: Religion in America.
• SOC 239: Sociology of Culture.
• SOC (NUR) 240: Death, Dying, and Bereavement.
• *SOC 241: Nature and Function of Social Groups.
• SOC 242 (HIS 342)(HCU 342): Anti-Semitism from Early Christianity to Hitler.
• SOC 243: The Aged in Modern Society.
• SOC 245: Social Processes of Global Interdependencies.
• SOC 249 (MMS 244): Communication in Society.
• SOC 250: Racial and Ethnic Communities in the United States.
• SOC 251: Special Studies in Sociology.
• SOC 252: Religious Groups.
• SOC 255: Selected Topics in Social Policy.
• SOC 267: Social Statistics.
• SOC 281: Tutorial in Sociology.
• SOC 300: The Sociological Imagination.
• SOC 301 (POL 331): Methods of Social Reseach.
• SOC 302: Foundations of Modern Sociological Theories.
• SOC 303 (POL 346): Advanced Methods of Social Research.
• SOC 304: Collective Behavior.
• SOC 305: Sociology of Health Care.
• SOC 306: Sociology of Work.
• SOC 307: Mass Communication and Public Opinion.
• SOC 308: Modern Organizations.
• SOC 309: Social Inequality.
• SOC 310: Knowledge, Science, and Society.
• *SOC 314: Social Change and Social Planning.
• *SOC 317: Comparative Analysis of Modern Industrial Societies.
• SOC 319: Population and Society.
• SOC 320: Immigration and Adaptation.
• SOC 321: The Sociology of Food and Nutrition.
• SOC (WST) 322: Sociology of Gender and Reproduction.
• SOC (POL) 324: Sociology of Politics.
• SOC (POL) 326: Political Socialization.
• SOC (POL) (MES) 328: Gender and Society in Middle East and North African Societies.
• SOC 327: Sociology of American Policy-Making.
• SOC 332: Religion and Society.
• SOC (DST) 333: Sociology of Disability.
• SOC 334: Urban Sociology in Global Perspective.
• SOC 335 (POL 320): Education, Politics, and Society: Global and Cross-Cultural Perspectives.
• SOC (PHI)(AAS) 338: Race and Ethnicity in Society.
• SOC 339: American Demography.
• SOC 343: Sociological Theories of Aging.
• SOC 344: Qualitative Methods.
• SOC 345: Statistics for Social Scientists.
• SOC 350: Selected Topics in Race and Ethnicity.
• SOC 402: Methods of Data Collection and Analysis.
• SOC 351: Issues and Problems in Sociology Theory.
• SOC (PHI)(CLT) 354: Philosophy of the Social Sciences.
• SOC 450: Seminar in Selected Problems of Sociology.
• SOC 460: Honors Seminar - Special Topics.
• SOC (POL) 470: Seminar and Internship Program in New York Government.
• SOC 481: Advanced Tutorial in Sociology.

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*Courses preceded by an asterisk are not expected to be offered in 2011-2013.

NOTES: PREREQ: (1) SOC 166 is a prerequisite for all SOC courses unless otherwise noted. (2) Students registering for SOC 246 must have a Sociology Grade Point Average of C (2.0) or better. (3) Successful completion of SOC 246 is a prerequisite for SOC 346, 316, and all 400-level SOC courses. In addition, SOC 166, 246, 346, 316, and a variety of 300-level SOC courses are offered every fall and every spring in both day and evening sessions. All but 246 are also offered every year on the weekends.

Last modified: 2/22/2013