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SOC 2325: Love and Violence
3.00 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
Studies biological, psychological, and cultural forces that encourage or inhibit the expression of love and its antithesis, violence, within the structure of the greater community and intimate social relationships.
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SOC 2333: Social Issues in the Community
3.00 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
This course covers selected contemporary social issues in the community at the turn of the 21st century. Five significant topics provide the focus: prostitution, homelessness, violence and gun control, safety in the city, and pornography, with emphasis on child pornography. Numerous other ancillary issues to these are also addressed. Lectures and discussion include policy implications of the subject matter.
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SOC 2341: Crime in American Society
3.00 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
Focuses on deviant behavior, the social and psychological causes of crime, and how they are related. It explores a conceptually the nature of crime, who commits crime, how crime is studied, why it occurs, and distinguishes between white collar and traditional crime.
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SOC 2349: Youth,Crime,and Society
3.00 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
Surveys the field of juvenile delinquency at the turn of the 21st century: the nature and extent of the antisocial behavior of youths, the causes of youthful law violations, the legal rights of juveniles, prevention and treatment, theories of delinquency, and the functions of the juvenile justice system. Particular issues, such as bullying and mental health, are highlighted. Lectures and discussion include policy implications.
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SOC 2357: Careers in Community and Criminal Justice
0.50 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
Uses the insights and experiences of professionals working in crime prevention, rehabilitation, community safety, and community advocacy to explore the characteristics of these and related careers. Effective career search techniques are also discussed. Pass/No Pass.
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SOC 2365: Careers in Sociology and Social Work
0.50 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
Explores career options open to sociologists and social workers along with the characteristics of these careers. Effective career techniques are also examined. Pass/No Pass.
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SOC 2401: Race and Ethnicity in Cross-cultural Perspective[CDiv
3.00 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
Throughout the world race and ethnicity are powerful identities that affect how people live their day-to-day lives. While paying some attention to the complexities of race in the United States this course focuses on how race is socially constructed and experienced in a range of countries and cultures. Issues discussed will include white supremacy, race-mixing, indigenousness, varying forms of discrimination, and potential for political mobilization around race and ethnic identity.
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SOC 2417: Interpersonal/Intercultural Communication[CDiv
3.00 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
Focuses on the individual as the link in effective communication as well as the impact of culture on personal interactions. Through experiential exercises and group discussions, such areas as self awareness, emotions, self concept, perception, body language, and assertiveness are explored.
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SOC 2425: Cultures,Communities,and Criminality
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
Addressed by experts in their field, this class explores the relationship between culture, community, and criminality. We investigate changes in the definition of crime and social response throughout history as well as some of the causes and consequences of contemporary crime. We discuss the influence of race/ethnicity, social class, gender, and prison experience on the characteristics of gangs and gang behavior. Within this context, we include the role of animals. Speakers also address some of the newest concerns of criminology, i.e., terrorism, both domestic and international, along with white collar crime. We conclude by considering the merits of balanced and restorative justice. Units vary with semester in which class is offered.
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SOC 2433: Cross-cultures and Subcultures[CDiv
3.00 Credits
Notre Dame de Namur University
Analyzes the nature of domination and oppression among various groups in the United States and explores characteristics of various subcultures particularly as they relate to the processes of acculturation, assimilation, and accommodation. The nature and effects of prejudice and discrimination are also addressed.
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