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The Department of Sociology is housed in Burleson Hall 318.
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Sociology
The Department of Sociology offers degrees at the undergraduate, masters, and doctoral levels. There is a two-fold thrust in the Sociology program: the study of general sociological knowledge and the development of research skills. The application of social theories to various institutional areas, ranging from small groups to large organizations, is a major goal. Both the undergraduate and graduate programs have a strong research emphasis that includes developing research designs, collecting data, analyzing those data through student use of the computer, and presenting research results at professional meetings. Students are prepared for a variety of post-graduate situations: professional schools (law, medicine, social work), graduate education in the social sciences, and work in public, nonprofit, and corporate sectors.Professor Randy Jacobs is the designated advisor for sociology undergraduate majors. You can send a message to him by this link or call him at (254) 710-6234. You may visit him in the Draper Building Room 320.
Professor Robyn Driskell is the designated advisor for sociology graduate majors. You can send a message to her by this link or call her at (254) 710-4783. You may visit with her in Burleson Room 315.
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