SOC 316 - Social Movements

This is an upper-level sociology course exploring sociological theories and historical facts of social movements, particularly focusing on 20th - 21st century movements in the U.S. and around the world. Social movements courses invite students to consider the sociohistorical context of protest and social activism as a path to social change as well as the promises and pitfalls such movements often experience. When Offered: Even Spring.

Hours: 3