NC State Courses (SOC)

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A study of various aspects of our social system which affect individuals and organizations. Emphasis is placed on a process of value clarification whereby the student can better understand his or her relationship to this society and the specific types of organizations that comprise it. TAG course.

Applies contemporary knowledge of behavioral science toward the improvement of student's ability to think critically, communicate effectively both verbally and in writing, and work efficiently in teams in a diversified work place. A hands-on approach is used to assist the student in practicing and enhancing these skills. Teamwork, oral and written reports, and an interview with a director of Human Resources will be required.

An overview of the development of the beliefs and practices which constitute the conflicts between the white majority and the several minority groups of which our society is comprised. Specifically examined are the relationships between the white majority and Native-Americans, Black Americans, Hispanics, and Asian-Americans. The period covered is from 1590 to the present. TAG course.

A particular topic or combination of topics in sociology will be covered when there is sufficient student interest. Students will be expected to contribute to discussions on the basis of readings in the area(s) of sociology selected. This course may be repeated.