Sociology Minor
At A Glance
Program Type
Minor
Accreditation
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)
Classes
Faith integration in coursework
Learning
Learn how the world around us affects us
Are you passionate about people and their cultures? How about understanding the concepts of equity, prejudice and privilege? Do you deeply care about people’s well-being and want to be sensitive to their social circumstances? If so, you should consider studying sociology.
Sociology pairs well with almost any other field of study because it provides a systematic way of understanding society in its entirety. With guidance from faculty, you will be equipped to critically engage with some of the most pressing social issues of our time, such as health and well-being, inequality, poverty, and race and ethnic relations.
Program Distinctives Why Study Sociology at ºìÐÓ¶ÌÊÓƵ Fox?
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We seek to talk about social issues in a manner that glorifies God. Humans are valuable in his eyes, so we approach our curriculum around that truth, with the goal to increase respect, dignity and love for others.
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You’ll cultivate a deep understanding of yourself by identifying your place on the social map and gain clarity in how society works as a system to enable or constrain human thriving.
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You will study criminal justice with an emphasis on restorative justice. You will also foster passion for social justice and activism.
Courses / Curriculum What Will I Study?
Isaak Swan
Class of 2019
Sociology has made it impossible for me to ignore the sufferings and perspectives of others – this is invaluable. This has been modeled to me by faculty that have cared more about me, my life, and my academic growth than any other teachers I have ever had. The deep connections that the faculty formed with me are why I chose sociology in the first place.
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