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SOC 3343: Cultural Diversity
3.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
This course is designed to help students develop an understanding of various intra-national cultural groups in our communities (e.g., Hispanics, Native Americans, Asian Americans, etc.). Such an understanding is critical to the development of knowledge, skills and attitudes essential for functioning successfully as leaders and advocates for children in public schools. Topics covered in this course include: (1) values and beliefs, (2) family structures and topics, (3) child rearing practices and expectations, (4) learning styles, (5) interpersonal strategies for participating in cross-racial/cultural interactions, and (6) anti-bias techniques for classroom curriculum and teaching. Special attention is given to developing competencies needed to work effectively with parents and their children to maximize school success. Students may not receive credit for both SOC 3343 and EDU 3342.
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SOC 3344: Sex,Gender & Feminist Thought
3.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
This course provides insight into the ways that shared biological traits are differently experienced by men and women. Specifically, it explores the ties that bind gender to race/ethnicity, class, culture, age, politics, religion and other social forces. Major attention focuses on the ways that society commonly uses gender-based differentiation to organize itself and its institutions. Course content targets systems of privilege and inequality, with emphasis on the global diversity of cultures, customs, ideologies, and social structures. Analysis of contemporary media, pop culture, and scientific publications introduces students to the dynamic relationship between the "whole self" and society. A scholarly review of feminist thoughts on genderasymmetry in society will prepare students for the challenge of finding better ways to build sustainable relationships between men and women and between women and society.
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SOC 3346: Human Sexuality
3.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
This course provides a factual exploration of the biological, behavioral and cultural components of human sexuality. Myth, foibles and current research will be intensively reviewed.
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SOC 3352: Methods of Social Research
3.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
This course is designed to introduce students to research methodology and the place of research in the social sciences. It starts with an overview of how research ideas are developed and how the development of ideas goes hand-in-hand with the development of research design. The course covers the technical question that have to be considered when planning and carrying out research, questionnaire design, analyzing data, and preparing a research report. Prerequisite: SOC 2326 or MAT 2326.
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SOC 3363: Social Work as a Profession
3.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
This course introduces students to the profession of social work methods, fields of service, values and knowledge base. Prerequisite: SOC 2301.
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SOC 3368: Social Welfare as an Institution
3.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
This course introduces students to social welfare policy, both historically and as it currently exists. Current social services policies and programs are discussed. Prerequisite: SOC 2301.
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SOC 3370: Social Work Methods and Services I
3.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
This course introduces students to beginning generic social work practice. Generic theory is discussed extensively.
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SOC 3541: Social Work Field Practice I
6.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
This course offers the student practical experience in a social agency. It enables the student to apply and test knowledge and skills gained in the classroom. Students spend a minimum of 16-18 hours per week in an approved agency setting under the supervision of a staff member. In addition, the students attend a weekly seminar to discuss their experiences. Arrangements to enroll must be made with the instructor of the course at least six weeks prior to the beginning of the semester. Prerequisites: SOC 3363, permission of the instructor and majors only.
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SOC 4311: Sociology of the African American
3.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
The central core of this course is to understand the sociological interaction of African American history, ethos and cultural experience following the people's involuntary settlement in America. It seeks to understand the social forces affecting every aspect of life among African Americans, the position of African Americans in American society as well as the manner in which other Americans view them. Whereas the method is sociological, the approach is interdisciplinary taking into account recent developments in economic, political and historical scholarship regarding African Americans. Prerequisite: SOC 2301.
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SOC 4317: Urban Communities
3.00 Credits
Winston-Salem State University
In this course a study is made of community organization from simple, small urban areas to the megalopolis; the role of various agencies and institutions and movements as they bring about change; consideration of various zone theories and certain trends in urbanization; the inner-city and its implications; and urban renewal and redevelopment. Prerequisite: SOC 2301.
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