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SOC 0300: SOCIOLOGY OF GERONTOLOGY
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
A study of the bio-psycho-social aspects of aging. Topics include: role continuity/discontinuity; disengagement theory; activity theory; gray power; processes of socialization and adjustment in old age; death; grief and loss; health; new life patterns for elderly, economic and political aspects of the aging population.
Prerequisite:
SOC 0200, SOC 0205 or POI.
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SOC 0310: FORENSIC SOCIOLOGY
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
The sociologist's activities and functions related to the legal system. The roles of researcher, expert witness, mediator, liaison, advocate, evaluator, and consultant (to Guardian Ad Litem and others) will be explored. Court visits, guest speaker (lawyers, Guardian Ad Litem, judges, mental health professionals etc.), and role-playing will round out the academic experience. The interplay between social theory, research, and application will be emphasized.
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SOC 0315: RELIGION & SOCIOLOGY
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
An examination of the impact of religion on society and society on religion and an exploration of these relationships and an analysis of beliefs, religious practices, and organizations from a sociological perspective. The primary focus will be on religion in contemporary America.
Prerequisite:
One course each in sociology and religious studies.
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SOC 0320: VICTIMOLOGY
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course examines the field of victimology. It will investigate major theories and concepts that will allow for a greater understanding of both offenders and victims. Areas addressed in the course include but are not limited to the prevalence of victimology, biological and environmental factors related to victimology, the consequences for both offenders and victims, effective interventions, and special issues such as consumer victimization, cybercrimes, legal and ethical issues working with offenders and victims, sexual assault and human trafficking, terrorism, and gang victims.
Prerequisite:
SOC 0100, SOC 0110 or POI.
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SOC 0325: PRINCIPLES OF FORENSIC INVESIGATION
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
A sociological examination of criminal investigations related to crime scene processing and analysis, interviewing and interrogation techniques for witnesses and suspects, and evidence collection, preservation, and admission into courts of law. Hands-on activities to highlight the laboratory portions of the course will occur. Professional guests will share their knowledge and experiences about their respective field work.
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SOC 0330: SOCIAL MEDIATION/DISPUTE RESOLUTION
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
Theories and practices of dispute resolution. Social problems open to mediation include: domestic issues; cohabitation; divorce; child custody; employer-employee conflicts; educational services; and other areas. Topics covered: theories of social conflict / mediation; identifying the social context; ethical knowledge; techniques for building collaborations; identifying impasses; updating professional training; integration of other professionals (lawyers, religious professional, therapists and human resources); drafting a mediation document.
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SOC 0340: SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
The sociology of everyday life (micro-sociological analysis). A selection of symbolic interactionism literature dealing with impression management, symbols and everyday life, kinesis, behavior cues, small group interactions, and social functions of humor in society.
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SOC 0360: SEM: MARRIAGE/ FAMILY/INTMTE REL
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
Topics: universality of the family; trends in marriage; class differentials in spousal selection; conflict resolution; alternative family styles; intimacy patterns; modification of husband-wife roles; social interventions with families; the effects of separation/divorce on children and new custodial arrangements; decision making in intimate relationships.
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SOC 0370: RACIAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
Principles of acculturation-assimilation, prejudice-discrimination, and conflict-accommodation patterns. Exploration of social diversity (race, ethnicity, religious, age, gender, and nationality variables will be examined). Social justice movements (civil rights). Models for building social harmony.
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SOC 0375: SOCIOLOGY OF THE COURTS & LEGAL SYS
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
The history, traditions, social philosophies, practices, and procedures of the civil and criminal systems. The court's importance and impact on society from arrest to case dispositions. Site visits to observe the workings of the courts. The application of sociological theory, methods, and interventions.
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