Frequently Asked Questions

What can you tell me about the faculty?
The professors of the Sociology and Social Work Department are dedicated to teaching, research, and service, they are distinguished in each of these areas. We have 10 faculty members who are involved in the scholarship of learning and teaching.

What can I do with a Sociology degree? (PDF)

In what areas can I practice Social Work?
The areas of practice vary from state to state based on Master of Social Work (MSW) or Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) level of training.
Nursing Homes
Hospitals, Hospices and Home Care Agencies
Substance Abuse Programs
Mental Health Services
Vocational Rehabilitation Services
Public Health Agencies
Community Action Agencies
Family Service Agencies
Children and Youth Services
Child Welfare Agencies
Residential Treatment Programs
Child and Adult Day Care Centers
Domestic Violence Programs

Do I have to have a minor or clusters for a sociology degree?
Yes. You will need to have a minor OR two clusters.

Can I count a sociology class as both a General Education course and a required course for the major?
No, though there are some possible substitutions. Speak with the department chairman, Grover Wray.