University Professor A. Etzioni
Professors W.J. Chambliss, S.A. Tuch (Chair), R. Weitzer, R.J. Cottrol, G.D. Squires
Associate Professors H. Nashman, C. Deitch, M.A.P. Saunders, C.E. Kubrin
Assistant Professors I. Kennelly, D.S. Eglitis, F. Buntman, P. Davidson, L. Torres
Adjunct Professor C. Hartman
Adjunct Associate Professors R.B. Zamoff, L. Joseph
Adjunct Assistant Professors P.A. Konwerski, M. Mashayekhi
Assistant Professorial Lecturers V. Sardi, M. Wenger

Bachelor of Arts with a major in sociology—The following requirements must be fulfilled:
1. The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.
2. Prerequisite course—Soc 1.
3. Required courses in the major—Soc 101, 102, 103, 104, 197, and seven additional 100-level sociology courses including at least two courses chosen from the 160s or 170s groups. It is recommended that Soc 101, 102 be taken by the junior year.

Bachelor of Arts with a major in criminal justice—The following requirements must be fulfilled:
1. The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.
2. Prerequisite course—Soc 1.
3. Required courses in the major—Soc 3, 101, 102, 136, 145, 192; PAd 125.10; and five courses chosen from Soc 135, 167, 178, 184, 189, 785; Psyc 11, 154; ForS 103–4; PSc 113, 115; Anth 150; Hist 175; Econ 167. Of the five courses, at least one sociology course and at least one non-sociology course must be taken; students must verify that they have met any prerequisites before registering. Soc 101, 102 should be taken by the junior year.

Bachelor of Arts with a major in human services—The following requirements must be fulfilled:
1. The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.
2. Prerequisite course—Soc 1.
3. Required courses in related areas—Phil 135 and one course chosen from Comm 40, 41, 42, 120.
4. Required courses in the major—HmSr 152, 171, 172, 176, 177, 182, 195; Soc 101, 104.

Five-Year Bachelor of Arts with a major in criminal justice and Master of Public Administration—Interested students should contact their advisor by the end of their sophomore year.

Five-Year Bachelor of Arts with a major in human services and Master of Public Administration—Interested students should contact their advisor by the end of their sophomore year.

Special Honors—In addition to meeting the general requirements stated under University Regulations, a candidate for graduation with Special Honors in sociology or criminal justice or human services must maintain a 3.3 grade-point average in required courses in the major, must be registered in Soc 195 or HmSr 193 by fall of their senior year, and must complete a senior honors thesis.

Minor in sociology—18 hours of course work are required, including Soc 1, either Soc 103, 104, plus 12 hours of electives in sociology courses at the 100 level, excluding Soc 192, 197.

Minor in criminal justice—18 hours of course work are required, including Soc 1, 3, 136, and 145, plus 6 hours of electives chosen from Soc 135, 167, 178, 184; Psyc 154; ForS 103; PSc 113, 115; and PAd 125.10.

Minor in human services—A minimum of 18 hours of course work, including HmSr 152 (6 hours), 176, 182, 195, and an elective (Soc 1 is recommended) chosen with permission of advisor. With permission, a limited number of graduate courses in the department may be taken for credit toward an undergraduate degree. See the Graduate Programs Bulletin for course listings.

Note: A student majoring in sociology may not declare a second major or a minor in criminal justice, or vice versa. Students in all three departmental majors are required to earn a grade of C– or better in any course specifically required in the major. If a student receives a grade of D+, D, or D– in a required course, the student may either (1) repeat the course, in which case the grade in the repeated course must be no lower than a C–, and grades for both the original and repeated courses will appear on the student's transcript; or (2) take a 100-level course in the same department, in addition to the minimum number of courses required for the major, and receive a grade no lower than C–. Option 1 must be approved by the department chair in writing before the student may register for a course a second time.