21. Department Of Sociology: Teaching Sociology of Industrial Societies (BA Human Sciences, BA Philosophy, The paper aims to teach students how to construct rigorous and testable http://www.sociology.ox.ac.uk/teaching.html

Home People Teaching Research ... Links Teaching Undergraduate Taught Courses There is no undergraduate degree in sociology. However, the department provides courses as part of several interdisciplinary degrees in the university. Introduction to Sociology (BA Human Sciences Preliminary Examination, Geography Moderations). Sociology of Industrial Societies (BA Human Sciences, BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics) Sociological Theory (BA Human Sciences, BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics). Statistical Methods in Social Science (BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics). Political Sociology (BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics). Postgraduate Taught Courses Further information about all these courses and their administrative aspects can be found in the Graduate Studies Handbook . To download this in PDF format (85 pages), please click on the icon to the right. If you have any queries about courses, please consult the Handbook in the first instance. There is also a general Guide to the Department available for prospective students. To download this in PDF format (10 pages), please click on the icon to the right. MSc in Sociology The MSc is designed to provide a three-term (9 month) course of study for students who wish to move on to doctoral work or to be trained for careers in social research. It provides a strong foundation in research methods and the analytical techniques of sociology. Students are also able to specialise in a particular substantive area of sociology and this enables them, for example, to obtain an in-depth knowledge of the field within which their proposed doctorate lies.

22. Wayne State University Sociology - Majoring In Sociology Will sociology teach me think critically about society? Yes. Sociology is essentially the science and logic of society. That is, it is a discipline that http://www.la.wayne.edu/Sociology/undergrad_faq.html

Questions about Majoring in Sociology What is Sociology? Sociology is the study of human society and social life and the social causes and consequences of human behavior. Social life encompasses all interpersonal relationships, all groups or collections of persons, and all types of social organizations. Sociologists believe that people can be understood only by viewing them within a social contexts: their society, their social contacts and social interactions, and their group and organizational involvement. As a result, the study and understanding of these factors makes sociology relevant to people in virtually every line of work and at every level. What can you do with a major in Sociology? There is virtually no social issue that sociology does not touch. It is a broad discipline making it an excellent major for anyone interested in society and social relationships. Sociology is relevant wherever human relations are at work. For example, courses can be taken at Wayne State University in areas such as race and ethnicity, health, gender, crime, aging, population, family, religion, and social problems to mention a few. Very few majors plan to become professional sociologists but use the major as an undergraduate prerequisite to enter professional schools or to prepare for entering the world of employment. Their training in theory, research and substantive areas required of all majors opens up a broad range of career opportunities.

23. Volume 6, Issue 14: April 5, 2004: The Lighthouse: The Independent Institute What can economic sociology teach us about capitalist societies? Books reviewed * ON NOZICK, by Edward Feser * OUT OF BOUNDS, OUT OF CONTROL Regulatory http://www.independent.org/publications/the_lighthouse/detail.asp?id=4

24. Society Redefined : Sociology : Teaching Sociology Sociologically what does it mean to teach sociology sociologically? got any ideas on this? It s easy to assume that all sociology teachers teach sociologically but http://www.sociopranos.com/forums/thread-view.asp?threadid=758&posts=1

25. UWM - WAC Bibliographic Sources - Sociology Teaching writing within a sociology course a case study in writing across the Writing in sociology classes informal assignments. Teaching Sociology http://www.uwm.edu/letsci/edison/wac/sociology.html

Writing Across the Curriculum Sociology Bibliography Compiled by Peter Sands, PhD Department of English/Edison Initiative University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee sands@uwm.edu In this bibliography, annotations marked with a single asterisk appeared in the ERIC database, available online from the Golda Meir Library website at: http://www.uwm.edu/Library/Info/db.html; those with a double asterisk came from the WAC subject bibliographies published by the Georgia State University WAC program at: http://WWW.GSU.EDU/~wwwwac/. Bidwell, L. D. (1995). Helping students develop a sociological imagination through innovative writing. Teaching Sociology , 23 (4), 401-06. ERIC EJ523692. Abstract: Summarizes a class project that attempts to make students more aware of the pervasiveness of women's images in culture and how gender norms shape women's status in society. Class consists of innovative writing assignments, discussions, informal presentations, and collection of cultural artifacts. Includes descriptions of these activities and students' responses.* Teaching Sociology

26. Department Of Sociology Teaching Positions 2. are trained in MacroSociology with an emphasis in Sociology Theory 3. are able to teach both undergraduate and graduate level Theory courses, http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/dept/sdsusoci/faculty/positions.html

Teaching Positions HOME UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE Faculty ... CONTACT US CURRENT VACANCIES Urban/Education/Health VPAA# 2006/07-49 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY RECRUITMENT FOR 2004-2005 Position Description The Department seeks applicants who: 1. have a Ph.D. in Sociology (or will have by July 2004) 2. are trained in Macro-Sociology with an emphasis in Sociology Theory 3. are able to teach both undergraduate and graduate level Theory courses, including classical, contemporary, historical-comparative, conflict, structural-functional, symbolic interactionist, and post-modern theory 4. can demonstrate evidence of research and publications in the areas of Macro-Sociology and Sociological Theory, with an institutional, national, and/or global level of analysis 5. are community-oriented in their research interests/experience 6. have grant activity (desirable) Email msannwal@mail.sdsu.edu for more information. Home Undergraduate Graduate News ... Contact Us

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28. ACM Central European Studies Program Frantisek Znebejanek, who teaches in the Department of Sociology at Palacký University, economics, Slavonic studies and sociology teach other courses. http://www.acm.edu/czech/academic.html

Central Europe - A region in transformation Outline of the program Olomouc Palacky University ... Courses for fall 2006 Academic info: 2006 dates eligibility Costs How to apply Contacts: campus program advisors ACM office Academic information Use these links or scroll down for: Dates Enrollment Eligibility Credit and grades ... Program faculty Dates August 28 - December 15, 2006 (tentative) Enrollment 15 - 20 students Eligibility Juniors and seniors may participate. The program focuses on political and social change, fitting the interests of students in history or the social sciences. Students who specialize in art history, architecture and literature will find the program valuable. The Czech Republic and the surrounding countries are rich in the visual and expressive arts, which can be explored through architecture and city tours, museums and galleries, drama and readings. Students interested in Slavic studies, languages and literature are also encouraged to apply. There is no language prerequisite since classes are taught in English; however, prior study of Czech language is encouraged and may be available during the summer for an additional fee.

29. Law-Related Courses Courses in anthropology, psychology, and sociology teach theories of human behavior, both at the individual level and at the societal level. http://www.temple.edu/claprelaw/courses.htm

What you need to Know Preparation Timeline Calendar of Events Pre-Law Society ... Home PRE-LAW at the College of Liberal Arts Law-Related Courses Law schools expect that students will be able to: read and understand large quantities of information. think critically about issues and reason through complex problems. communicate effectively, both orally and in writing. research efficiently. be familiar with the basic social, economic and political contexts surrounding the American legal system. Generally speaking, courses in the humanities and social sciences, particularly history, literature, and philosophy, often require a heavy reading and writing load, as well as assignments which demand critical analysis. Courses in logic, mathematics, and the natural sciences can train a student in analytical thinking. Courses in anthropology, psychology, and sociology teach theories of human behavior, both at the individual level and at the societal level. Many communication courses emphasize developing articulateness in written and oral communication. Following is a list of particular courses which may be of interest to the pre-law student. This list can be found in the Pre-Professional Advising section in the Temple University Undergraduate Bulletin, which can be accessed online at

30. Geo Teacher: Links For Geography, High School Students, Teachers, Parents, Web P Geography, sociology, high school students, student research, teens social studies teaching tools, parents, teachers, web page resources. http://home.att.net/~rmmwms/geoteach/geoteacher.html

Important Notice! Geoteacher is no longer being updated. However, it has been redesigned, renamed, and is bigger and better than ever. Please visit and bookmark the new site Geography Classroom . The new site is being regularly updated. If you are looking for sociology resources, please visit Sociology Classroom. Site Map powered by FreeFind My Geography Students My Sociology Students My Parents ... Contact Geo Teacher © R. S. Williams August 1998 Last updated 10/17/00 var site="sm3geoteacher" This Geography Web Ring site is owned by R. S. Williams Join the ring Previous Site Next Site ... List the Sites Contact ringmaster Back Next Random ... List If your Website will help students please Join us!

31. Sociology (Note New Hampshire has no certification to teach sociology only.) HIST 161162 Topics in US History I and II or one course in HIST 360-363 and http://www.keene.edu/programs/soc/

Sociology Sociology, BA* Sociology Minor Courses Faculty Related Resources Social Science, BA* Community Research Ctr. Nexus Department Pages Related Links Catalog *Majors in which teacher certification is available Sociology, Bachelor of Arts Sociology searches in systematic ways for answers to questions about human social behavior. Sociologists study values, institutions, organizations, and other social forces that characterize a society. Sociologists also concentrate on how these social forces shape a person's life. To study all of these factors, sociologists use a variety of scientific methods, such as surveys, interviews, observation, and historical analysis. By carefully collecting and analyzing this information, sociologists describe and explain how our social world works and how it influences our personal lives. This has turned sociology into a useful tool for solving social as well as personal problems. In fact, sociological research often helps public and private citizens to understand and solve problems that confront them on local, national, and international levels. Sociology majors are employed by business, industry, and government in fields such as human and professional services, criminal justice and the law, marketing and advertising, demography and population studies, social research, medical and health-related areas, political and policy analyses, journalism and publishing, public opinion polling, education and training, family counseling, aging studies, not-for-profit community organizations, community relations, and union contract and negotiating.

32. UALR Department Of Sociology Anthropology And Gerontology Departmental guide to courses and programs designed to teach students to analyze and understand basic sociocultural processes, statuses, and roles. http://www.ualr.edu/~soan/

Sociology, Anthropology, and Gerontology Home Page Major/Minor Options Meet the Faculty Current Students ... Alumni and Friends The Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Gerontology offers courses and programs designed to teach students to analyze and understand basic sociocultural processes, statuses, and roles; prepare students for careers and graduate study in the various fields and sub-fields; contribute to the liberal arts training and knowledge of all undergraduates; and provide intellectual and skills background for students considering careers in the professions and in business. Make an appointment to visit our campus and our department or simply drop by a nd visit with us. Call anytime (501) 569-3173. Our department consists of a professional educators representing a wide range of backgrounds, interests, and experiences. We have faculty from all over the World. This diversity makes for an interesting educational experience. Students considering a major or minor in the department or who have questions about particular courses are urged to contact the department chairperson. Majors in the department will develop a degree plan with the chairperson. As part of the department's mentoring advising plan, students are encouraged to choose an advisor who will work with them throughout their student careers. University of Arkansas at Little Rock Computing Services Stabler Hall Room 401 2801 South University Avenue Little Rock, AR 72204-1099 (501) 569-3173

33. Department Of Sociology: Home     ( College Of Arts And Sciences ) with the intellectual and professional expertise necessary to teach sociology at of sociology is committed to excellence in research and teaching. http://www.as.miami.edu/sociology/

@import url(/template/includes/layout.css); @import url(/template/includes/style.css); Department of Sociology Home Related Links Research Centers Student Organizations People Faculty Staff Graduate Students Undergraduate About the Programs Sociology Requirements Criminology Requirements Admission Information ... Course Listing on MyUM Graduate About the Programs Master of Arts in Sociology PHD in Sociology Admission Information ... Sociology Home The B.A. degree in either Sociology or Criminology provides students with broad exposure to disciplinary subject matter so they may analyze issues affecting their lives and society from a critical and informed perspective. This rigorous training prepares students for a variety of jobs or graduate education. The Ph.D. degree provides student with the intellectual and professional expertise necessary to teach Sociology at the university level and/or conduct sociological research. In order to pursue the Ph.D. degree, students must first complete the MA degree. The department currently offers three substantive areas of concentration at the graduate levels: (1) Criminology; (2) Race and Ethnic Relations; and (3) Medical Sociology. At the beginning of the 2005/2006 academic year there are 34 students enrolled in the graduate. The faculty in the Department of Sociology is committed to excellence in research and teaching. We conduct and publish research in books and a variety of peer-reviewed professional journals, integrating this research into a wide range of courses offered by the department. We currently have 18 full-time faculty members in the department.

34. Fast Track Teaching - Is My Degree In Sociology/philosophy Q. Is my degree in sociology/philosophy/ psychology relevant to train to teach Primary. A. Primary course tutors would normally look for you to have done a http://www.fasttrackteaching.gov.uk/default.asp?action=article&ID=169

35. Dr. Richard A. Settersten, Jr. Let me to confess something straight away I love to teach. Because one of the concentrations of our department is the sociology of aging and the life http://socwww.cwru.edu/Settersten/teaching.html

36. Post-structuralist Social Theory Towards a Deconstructive sociology, Australian sociologist Ann Game attempts to What can these last statements teach us about musicology, music theory, http://www.cobussen.com/proefschrift/100_outwork/120_music_is_a_text/121_deconst

Deconstructive Sociology [1] Deconstructive sociology. An offshoot, a branch, a side road. Not only considered from standpoint of mainstream sociology (if 'mainstream sociology' exists), but also from the perspective of this site about deconstruction in music. On the side. A 'hors d'oeuvre'. Although the links with music and thinking on music are hardly made, this page on sociology can offer some insight into musicology, music theory and music analysis as well. Most sociological practices are conceived of as a representation of the real, of social reality. This implies that there is a distinction between social reality and the representation of social reality. Texts and language are somehow less real than social reality, which remains as extra-discursive context. There is a clear analogy with this and thinking on music. Musicology, music theory and music analysis deal with a specific part of this social reality, music; in one way or another, they represent the real, in this case, musical reality. On this page the relationship between reality and representation is rethought. [2] In Undoing the Social. Towards a Deconstructive Sociology

37. Sociology @ Indiana University Official Homepage of the Indiana University Department of sociology. Most graduate students at Indiana teach their own courses from the third year on http://www.indiana.edu/~soc/ab_letter.shtml

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT PEOPLE GRADUATE PROGRAM UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM ... DEPARTMENT CALENDAR ON THE JOB MARKET IUB LINKS OTHER LINKS SEARCH Sociology@IU NON-JAVA SITE MAP Letter from the Chair Welcome to the Department of Sociology at Indiana University. While our home page will tell you a lot about the department's history, our faculty, our students, and our courses, let me tell you a little bit about what I think makes this department special. The department has a rich and vibrant intellectual atmosphere in which congenial and enlightening debates cross substantive, theoretical and methodological divisions within the discipline. The department is strongly committed to both qualitative and quantitative research methods, to studies of social organization and of social psychology, and to a broad range of theoretical frameworks. Indiana has a long tradition of close collaboration in scholarship between faculty and graduate students. Recently, articles co-authored by students and faculty or written by students with the advice of our faculty have appeared in Africa Today American Sociological Review American Journal of Sociology Gender and Society , J ournal of Contemporary Ethnography Journal of Health and Social Behavior Social Forces Social Problems Social Psychology Quarterly Sociology of Education , and Teaching Sociology for our teacher training program. Our graduate students have won more university-wide teaching awards in recent years than students in any other department at Indiana, and recent graduates have gone on to win teaching awards at such schools as Emory, Loyola, Wittenberg, Albion, and New York University.

38. Teaching & Learning :: The Department Of Sociology The University of Reading and departmental websites. http://www.spirs.rdg.ac.uk/Sociology/Teach.html

staff student search Department of Sociology The Department Staff Research ... Contact Details Prospective Students Undergraduate Postgraduate Current Students Undergraduate Blackboard Programme Overview Progression Requirements Handbook ... Sociology Current Undergraduate Students BA Sociology Undergraduate Students, Welcome to your Department Page. You can use this page to check announcements, download useful documents, find important information about the department and your programme. Submitting Coursework: As you know, the School of Politics, International Relations and Sociology has moved to electronic submission of coursework. To submit your coursework you'll need to download a Word form, fill in the cover page and append your coursework. Then you'll need to submit it via Blackboard. The following links will help you in this process: Department Procedures and Regulations: At the beginning of the year you received a handbook with information about the department, your course, assessment, staff contacts and other useful information. In case you don't have it, here are some links to remind you of that information.

39. University Affairs - Career Ads member who can teach in one or more of the following areas sociology of Education, Requirements include a PhD in sociology to be completed by Sept. http://www.universityaffairs.ca/careers/_old/sociology.html

Home Contact Us Site Map Search Canada's magazine on higher education A B C D ... Z August/September 2005 Positions available Administrative and executive Multiple disciplines Classified positions Fellowships ... Accommodations Faculty exchanges Housing exchanges For sale Coming events Rentals Services Career ads home Questions or comments? To place an ad or report technical problems, please e-mail us at ua@aucc.ca Sociology WEB EXCLUSIVE Chair, Search Committee for Gender and Sexuality, Department of Sociology, University of Toronto, 725 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2J4. WEB EXCLUSIVE Chair, Search Committee in Social Networks, Department of Sociology, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2J4. Applicants should ask three referees to send letters of recommendation under separate cover. Faxes of letters of recommendation are accepted at 416-978-3963, but must be followed by hard copies. Tina Colomvakos, Department of Sociology, 725 Spadina Ave., Toronto, Ontario, M5S 2J4, Phone (416)978-5541, Fax (416)978-3963. WEB EXCLUSIVE Chair, Search Committee in Health and Mental Health, Department of Sociology, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2J4.

40. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY The successful candidate will teach Introduction to sociology and will be able Ph.D. in sociology, ability to teach an International Studies course in http://www.ncsanet.org/employment_exchange/illinoiscentral.htm

Faculty SOCIOLOGY/INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (Full-Time Tenure Track) Description: Illinois Central College is seeking a qualified individual to provide instruction in the Department of Social Sciences. The successful candidate will teach Introduction to Sociology and will be able to also teach Race and Ethnicity and/or Introduction to Criminology. Additional teaching assignment in international studies will be made depending on expertise. Effective date for this position is August 2005 The salary and rank for this position will be commensurate with the academic preparation and/or teaching experiences of the successful candidate. Illinois Central College, established in 1966, is a fully accredited comprehensive community college with a headcount enrollment of approximately 14,000 students. In addition to academic courses and curricula designed to meet the lower division requirements of four-year colleges and universities, the College provides career-oriented programs as well as general education and community service courses. Qualifications Master's degree in Sociology required.

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