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SOC 230: Social Stratification
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
This course contains an in-depth study of the systematic social inequality in the access of opportunities, resources, and rewards. The focus is on social stratification in the United States with some comparisons to other industrialized nations. A historical structure of how stratification has varied throughout history will be included, as well as the consequences of the future of a stratified world.
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SOC 232: Environmental Sociology
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
Environmental Sociology is an introductory course that examines the interactions between humans and their environment. Sociological theories will be applied as well as looking at these interactions from a micro and macro perspective. Past, present and possible future events will be analyzed in order to identify viable positive solutions to the environmental issues faced by societies, as well as the potential impact of not implementing those solutions.
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SOC 245: Social Values
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
A study of the history and values underlying American responses to human needs. Emphasis on the individual's rights to services and the dilemmas that now confront American social policy.
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SOC 246: Social Issues in the Workplace
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
Addresses social concerns experienced in the work environment with emphasis on using the sociological perspective to find solutions to these concerns. (Also offered in accelerated format)
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SOC 247: Hi-Technology Crime
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
The epidemic of high technology crime in America will be examined in regard to the criminal's methods and motives and the social, economic, legal and technological factors that have facilitated the prevalence of these crimes in the U.S. Specific investigative and prosecution hurdles experienced by the criminal justice system will be explored and the solutions offered will be addressed and analyzed.
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SOC 249: Corrections
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
An overview of sentencing, punishment, and treatment of convicted offenders. Analysis of the history of the correctional system, the prison social system and the theory and contemporary practices and trending issues in the area of corrections.
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SOC 250: Working with Adolescents
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
Adolescence is explained from a biopsychosocial perspective. This theoretical framework serves as a foundation for applying various intervention strategies to facilitate growth. Social institutions that influence American adolescents are examined as are factors of ethnicity, mental health and cultural diversity.
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SOC 251: Pathways to Careers Human Serv
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
This course is taught in seminar style and will focus on the current Pathways to Careers in Social Work, Juvenile Justice, and Adult & Family Services by introducing the entitlements, mandates, and programs that county & state Human Service agencies provide. Philosophies of care that guide each system will be introduced. Students will learn the importance of being Trauma Informed, Family & Youth Driven as well as an effective Cultural Broker. The use of Evidenced Based Models and Practices commonly used in the child / adolescent and transition aged youth serving systems will also be introduced. This course utilizes lecture, discussion, group exercise, audio/visual, role play, internet resources, and oral presentations along with reading assignments.
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SOC 255: Organized Crime
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
This course will examine criminals who obtain money through illegal activities; including intimidation, corruption, extortion and violence. The different types of organized crime, its history and progression both in America and abroad as well as a look inside Philadelphia organized crime and some of its more well-known members will be discussed. Also explored are the structure and activities of organized criminal enterprises, the different models that have been employed to describe organized crime groups, and the theories that attempt to explain the phenomenon. The history and strategies police use to combat organized crime will also be discussed.
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SOC 256: Serial Killers
3.00 Credits
Immaculata University
In this course, we will study the phenomenon of serial crime and, in particular, the serial killer. We will define serial and related homicides, review the history of serial killing, and discuss theories as to why individuals become serial killers. We will identify the traits and categories of serial killers and the methods by which they carry out their crimes. Finally, we will look at case studies of notorious serial killers and identify and discuss what factors may have been responsible for their becoming serial killers.
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