Soc 100 Introduction to Sociology: Social Life
In this course, you’ll explore the basics of sociology, focusing on how society shapes human behavior. We’ll examine the factors that influence individuals and groups and their effects on everyday life. By the end, you’ll gain a critical understanding of modern society and the dynamics at play!
Soc 160 Family and Community
In this course, students explore the diverse dynamics of family and community life today. Through critical examination of key issues, you’ll discuss how families adapt to societal changes, focusing on changing trends, variations in families, gender relations, family violence, community interventions, and social policies that impact our daily lives.
Soc 162 Social Problems
Poverty, racism, sexism, homophobia, crime, and sustainability are some of the social problems affecting Canada. Students will analyze the way such social problems are constructed and addressed within contemporary Canadian society. Within this context, students will learn to employ a sociological lens to understand the realities and contexts of inequity and inequality both in Canada and the world at large.