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SCI 248: Selected Topics in Science
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
A study of topics from various fields of the biological and physical sciences not covered in the regular science curriculum. The choice of topics to be determined by the students' and faculty interest and background. The course will allow students to study a specialized area or series of areas.
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SCI 310: Exercise Physiology
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
Physiologic adjustments and adaptations to varying conditions of physical activity are explored. Topics for study include physiological aspects of humans in sports and exercise, environmental effects on human performance, the role nutrition plays in fitness and activity, and application of physiological principles to the training and conditioning process. The course is presented as a systems approach, stressing the energy transport system and its interrelationship of structure with function during physical activity in healthy and diseased populations.
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SOC 101: Intro to Sociology
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
Students are introduced to the sociological perspective as a way of analyzing and understanding society and human behavior. Basic areas in sociology are covered, including the group context of individual behavior, social institutions, social inequality, and social change.
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SOC 111: Crim Justice:Function & Proc
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
The introductory course in criminal justice. Students are introduced to the administration and objectives of law enforcement, the courts, corrections, probation and parole.
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SOC 206: Sociology of the Family
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
This analysis of marriage and the family as an institution in historical and cross-cultural perspectives places emphasis on the changing roles in marriage, processes of partner selection, and marriage adjustment.
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SOC 208: Race and Ethnic Relations
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
This course provides an examination of race and ethnic relation in the Americas. Through the use of critical sociological frameworks, students will study theories, history, and research on the social, political, and economic production of racial and ethnic hierarchies.
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SOC 209: Gender & Sexuality
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
This course examines gender as a stratification category and as an organizational concept for the institutions of heterosexuality and family in industrialized and agrarian societies. Particular consideration will be given to the ways gender stratification and the gender division of labor occurs across cultural, class, and sexual differences both nationally and internationally.
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SOC 212: Juvenile Delinquency
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
This examination of juvenile delinquency in the United States includes the nature of delinquency, factors associated with delinquency, and the major theoretical perspectives. Characteristics of the juvenile justice system are also explored.
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SOC 213: Class,Power & Privilege
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
This course provides students with a foundation for making sense of the production and distribution of class, power, and privilege in the United States. The course will focus on the institutional and ideological organization of economic hierarchies and social mobility. Students will be introduced to: classical and contemporary theories of class, power, and mobility; current sociological research in these areas; and the implications of a global economy.
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SOC 219: Law & Legal Process
3.00 Credits
The Sage Colleges
In this course students will learn about the US legal system, including the civil, criminal, and juvenile systems. Legal professions will also be discussed. What law is and how laws are created are studied. Students conduct court observations.
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