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Alumni in the Workplace
A degree in Sociology provides a student with the analytic, verbal and writing skills necessary for success in a wide range of occupations. The systematic gathering and interpretation of evidence that is essential to the discipline prepares our students for the kinds of tasks typically required of managers and professionals. A sampling of our graduates finds them employed in corporate sales (Jay ‘93), public administration (Rose ‘97), community service (James ‘00) office management (Mayra ‘02), career development (Rosie‘02), social service (Amanda ‘03) and advertising (Lili ‘04).
For those interested, the American Sociological Association provides helpful information about the value of a major in sociology for a variety of occupations.
http://www.asanet.org/student/career/homepage.html
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Theme Area 1 - Deviance and Social Control
Theme Area II - Social Inequality
Theme Area III - Urban, Population, and Demographic Processes
Theme Area IV - Social Structure, Culture, and Process
Theme Area V - Family and Life Cycle
Theme Area VI - Globalization
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