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Catalog 2005-2006
Social Science (BA)
For Students Graduating on or Before Summer 2006
School of Social Science and Human Services

School Core Requirements

Faculty Profiles

Convener: Samuel Rosenberg
Advisor: Robert Becklen

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New Curriculum Plan Resources

Applies Only to Those Students Graduating After Summer 2006
The new requirements are subject to change. Students should meet with their advisor before registering.

Overview of the New Curriculum Plan
FAQ
CEP General Education Course List (PDF)
Questions/Feedback

About the Major

Social Science is an interdisciplinary contract major offered through the School of Social Science and Human Services. It is designed to enable students with specialized interests in the Social Sciences to develop, in collaboration with a faculty advisor, a coherent program of courses in areas of inquiry for which regular majors are not offered, allowing students to explore specialized or emerging fields. Examples of such programs include, but are not limited to:

Africana Studies
Community Mental Health
Cultural Studies
Ethnic Relations
Gender Studies
Labor Studies

It is recommended that students consider combining their major concentration with an appropriate minor (e.g. Sociology, Psychology, Substance Abuse, Women’s Studies, African-American Studies, Latin American Studies, Economics).

Each of the concentrations requires 33-40 credits of coursework, at least 6 of which must be at the upper level. In addition, students with this major complete the 23-credit School Core of Social Science and Human Services. Since the choice of concentration and design of the major are individualized, interested students are encouraged to contact the convener early in their college careers.

The major is offered by the School of Social Science and Human Services and leads to a BA degree.

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