Sociology Major

Major Requirements

Students who wish to graduate with a full major in sociology must satisfactorily complete a minimum of ten graded courses:

• The introductory course: SOC 001 PZ  or SOC 001X PZ  
• One theory course: SOC 109 PZ  or SOC 110 PZ  (we strongly encourage students who are considering graduate work in sociology or a related field, such as social work, to take more than one theory course)
• Two methods courses: SOC 101 PZ  and SOC 102 PZ  (students may use CASA 105 in place of SOC 102 PZ  and any statistics course can be used to fulfill SOC 101 PZ ). We strongly recommend that students take SOC 101 PZ /SOC 102 PZ  as soon as they declare the major or before senior year.
• Five additional sociology courses, at least two of which should be from Foundations.
• One Capstone course (SOC 199A PZ  or SOC 199B PZ  ), which are only offered during the spring semester.

No more than three courses can be counted to fulfill the requirements in another major or minor or be transferred from another institution. Independent studies cannot be used to fulfill these requirements.

CASA Pitzer Courses: Sociology will caccept both CASA 101 and CASA 105 for two courses towards the major.

Double Major

Students must complete the requirements of both majors, including any theses or honor requirements. No more than two courses can be counted to fulfill the requirements in both fields.

Sociology Courses

Asian American Studies

• •  ASAM 085 PZ -Health Inequities

Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies

• •  CHLT 060 CH -Women in the Third World
• •  CHLT 115 CH -Gender, Race & Class
• •  CHLT 153 CH -Rural & Urban Social Movements
• •  CHLT 154 CH -Latinas in the Garment Industry
• •  CHLT 157 CH -Latina Activism Work & Protest

Community/Global Health

• •  CGH 100 JT -Introduction to Public Health

Critical Action + Social Advocacy

• •  CASA 101 PZ -Critical Community Studies

History

• •  HIST 160 PZ -History & Sociology of Olympics

Sociology

• •  SOC 001 PZ -Introduction to Sociology
• •  SOC 001X PZ -SRX: Introduction to Sociology
• •  SOC 011 PZ -Organized Crime
• •  SOC 012 PZ -College Stdnt Life in TV & Film
• •  SOC 030 PZ -Deviant Sex Cults
• •  SOC 032 PZ -The Culture Industries
• •  SOC 035 PZ -Race and Ethnic Relations
• •  SOC 035X PZ -SRX: Race & Ethnic Relations
• •  SOC 050 PZ -The Construction of Masculinity
• •  SOC 054 PZ -Sociology of Subcultures
• •  SOC 055 PZ -Juvenile Delinquency
• •  SOC 060 PZ -Religion in the U.S.
• •  SOC 061 PZ -Environmental Sociology
• •  SOC 069 PZ -Belief and Non-belief
• •  SOC 072 PZ -Hidden: US & Soviet Colonialism
• •  SOC 073 PZ -Asians in America
• •  SOC 073 PZ -Asians in America
• •  SOC 074 PZ -Unsettling Histories
• •  SOC 075 PZ -American Settler Colonialism
• •  SOC 081 PZ -Sociology Through Film
• •  SOC 083 PZ -Sociology of Education
• •  SOC 086 PZ -Social Inequality
• •  SOC 091 PZ -Political Sociology
• •  SOC 091B PZ -Pol Soc: Threats to Democracy
• •  SOC 095 PZ -Contemporary Central Asia
• •  SOC 099 PZ -The Social Constrctn of Morality
• •  SOC 100 PZ -Gender Theory
• •  SOC 101 PZ -Quantitative Research Methods
• •  SOC 102 PZ -Qualitative Research Methods
• •  SOC 107 PZ -Sexualities Theories
• •  SOC 108 PZ -Moon Called Blk Wmn Preg&Chldbth
• •  SOC 109 PZ -Wokeness:Afri Amer Social Theory
• •  SOC 110 PZ -Classical Sociological Theory
• •  SOC 113 PZ -Transnational Global FemTheory
• •  SOC 114 PZ -Sociology of Religion
• •  SOC 118 PZ -Sociology of Secularity
• •  SOC 119 PZ -African American Humanism
• •  SOC 122 PZ -Sociology of Health & Medicine
• •  SOC 126 PZ -Race & Family as Organizations
• •  SOC 128 JT -The University Black List
• •  SOC 131 PZ -Black Sociological Theory
• •  SOC 155 CH -Rural and Urban Social Movements
• •  SOC 157 PZ -Gender in American Society
• •  SOC 170 PZ -Internship: Soc of Health & Med
• •  SOC 183 PZ -Consumer Society & Culture
• •  SOC 199A PZ -Research Design for Thesis
• •  SOC 199B PZ -Senior Thesis Seminar