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Combining scientific and humanistic perspectives, Lakeland’s sociology courses offer students the opportunity explore the various ways that human beings live and work together in groups. Whether looking at families or mobs, governments or religions, the student of sociology examines the social and structural factors that influence human behavior and group dynamics.

Courses

• SOC 100 - Introduction to Sociology
• SOC 132 - Religious Diversity in America
• SOC 210 - Majority-Minority Relations
• SOC 220 - Social Psychology
• SOC 221 - Sociology of Sport
• SOC 222 - Sexuality: Psychosocial Perspectives
• SOC 227 - Cross-Cultural Psychology
• SOC 232 - Introduction to Criminology
• SOC 250 - U.S.-Japan Relations
• SOC 306 - Gender: Biopsychosocial Perspectives
• SOC 325 - Sociology of Media and Mass Communication
• SOC 341 - Sociology of Law
• SOC 342 - Sociology of Religion
• SOC 361 - Aging: Bio-psychosocial Implications

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