Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work
Community Engagement, Unique Courses and Other Opportunities
The Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work offers a variety of exciting curricular and co-curricular opportunities for students, including unique courses that engage with local and global communities and opportunities for students to develop and showcase their research skills. We have a number of unique courses, including courses taught within The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program and anthropology courses that are accompanied by a one week international immersion trip during the January intercession.
Students also have opportunities to participate in community engaged learning through many of our regularly-offered courses, including:
- SWK 401 Community Field Experience
- SWK 331 Death and Dying
- SOC 351 Urban Sociology
- SOC 339 Social Inequality