Sociology, Social Work and Criminal Justice is a multidisciplinary department, consisting of four academic programs: Sociology, Anthropology, Social Work and Criminal Justice.
The common mission of the four programs is to provide a high-quality education in undergraduate programs such as Sociology, Social Work and Criminal Justice. A masters degree in Criminal Justice is offered, as well as a minor in Anthropology.
All programs emphasize excellence in instruction, research and scholarship, professional development, university and community service, and the preparation of students for graduate and/or professional education.
SOCIOLOGY
Students graduating with a degree in Sociology have established careers in law,public health, education, government, urban planning, human resources, public relations, management, politics, media, human rights and environmental groups and other non-profit organizations.
SOCIAL WORK
Students graduating with a degree in Social Work find careers in a wide range of social service agencies covering foster care, child protection, adult services, services for elderly, mental health, counseling, hospice, and other service-related areas.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Students graduating with a degree in Criminal Justice find careers in law, law enforcement, corrections, court staff, and other positions in the criminal justice system.