Apply your sociology background to teaching social studies
Caseworker duties include assessing client needs, listening to concerns, evoking motivation to change, problem-solving, information giving, referrals to community agencies and coordination of care providers.
The primary function of a legal coordinator is to work with lawyers and other members of a law services team to manage the flow of data within the team.
Use your teaching skills and sociology knowledge to create meaningful community outreach programs
Develop critical thinking skills
Learn how we socially relate to one another
Collect and analyze social data
Earn a teaching licensure in social studies
Focuses on social transformation and innovative responses to seemingly intractable global problems
Outstanding undergraduate program that is strongly committed to the involvement of undergraduate students in the research process
Prepares students to make a difference in the world through direct practice with individuals, couples, families and communities; policy analysis and advocacy; and social work research
Designed for students who combine a passion for public service with the desire to develop the skills necessary to address contemporary social problems and issues
Collaborative effort between departments, the larger academic community and the business community that emphasizes computational-based applications
Prepares professionals to improve the well-being of older adults, as advocates, direct service providers, educators/trainers, administrators, marketers and product developers, program planners, evaluators, researchers, and more
