This map displays degree requirements, courses, faculty information, clubs & organizations, and Library resources associated with sociology across the seven Claremont Colleges (7Cs) for the 2013-14 academic year. It was compiled using public information drawn from Colleges websites, course schedules and catalogs, and the Claremont Colleges Library website.
This project was completed as part of an IMLS Sparks! Ignition grant in 2013-14

Booth, Char

Brecher, Dani

Lowe, M. Sara

Snyder, Cindy

Stone, Sean M.

Tagge, Natalie

Keck Graduate Institute

Claremont Colleges
Scholarship @ Claremont
Curriculum Maps Claremont Colleges Curriculum Tools
1-1-2014
Sociology Curriculum Map 2013-2014
Cindy Snyder
Claremont University Consortium
Char Booth
Claremont University Consortium
Dani Brecher
Claremont University Consortium
M. Sara Lowe
Claremont University Consortium
Sean M. Stone
Claremont University Consortium
See next page for additional authors
This map displays degree requirements, courses, faculty information, clubs & organizations, and
Library resources associated with American Studies across the seven Claremont Colleges (7Cs) for
the 2013-14 academic year. It was compiled using public information drawn from Colleges websites,
course schedules and catalogs, and the Claremont Colleges Library website. These maps should be
understood as a snapshot of the consortium in time, and not representative of current
information beyond 2013-14.
This project was completed as part of an IMLS Sparks! Ignition grant in 2013-14.
This Curriculum Tool is brought to you for free and open access by the Claremont Colleges Curriculum Tools at Scholarship @ Claremont. It has been
accepted for inclusion in Curriculum Maps by an authorized administrator of Scholarship @ Claremont. For more information, please contact
scholarship@cuc.claremont.edu.
Recommended Citation
Snyder, Cindy; Booth, Char; Brecher, Dani; Lowe, M. Sara; Stone, Sean M.; and Tagge, Natalie, "Sociology Curriculum Map
2013-2014" (2014). Curriculum Maps. Paper 22.
http://scholarship.claremont.edu/ccct_cmaps/22
Authors
Cindy Snyder, Char Booth, Dani Brecher, M. Sara Lowe, Sean M. Stone, and Natalie Tagge
This curriculum tool is available at Scholarship @ Claremont: http://scholarship.claremont.edu/ccct_cmaps/22
Claremont	Colleges	Library:	7Cs	
Sociology	Curriculum,	2013-14 r Courses
Pitzer
Courses	by	term
Fall	2013
Sociology	&	View	of	the	World	(SOC	001	PZ-01)ubtopic r
Sociology	&	View	of	the	World	(SOC	001	PZ-02) r
Sociology	&	View	of	the	World	(SOC	001	PZ-03)	 r
Exploring	Urban	Landscapes	(SOC	031	PZ-01)	 r
Juvenile	Delinquency	(SOC	055	PZ-01)		 r
Indigenous	Movements	(SOC	077	PZ-01) r
Hip	Hop	&	Incarceration	(SOC	088	PZ-01)	 r
Quantitative	Research	Methods	(SOC	101	PZ-01)	 r
Qualitative	Research	Methods	(SOC	102	PZ-01) r
Qualitative	Research	Methods	(SOC	102	PZ-01)		 r
Classical	Sociological	Theory	(SOC	110	PZ-01)			 r
Sex	Politics	(SOC	120	PZ-01)		 r
Sociology	of	Health	&	Medicine	(SOC	122	PZ-01)	 r
Secularism	&	Skepticism	(SOC	165	PZ-01)	 r
Spring	2014
ONT	101	PZ-01	—	Critical	Community	Studies r
ONT	104	PZ-01	—	Social	Change	Practicum r
ONT	106	PZ-01	—	Qualitative	Methods r
SOC	001	PZ-01	—	Sociology	&	View	of	the	World r
SOC	035	PZ-01	—	Race	and	Ethnic	Relations r
SOC	081	PZ-01	—	Sociology	Through	Film r
SOC	083	PZ-01	—	Sociology	of	Education r
SOC	086	PZ-01	—	Social	Inequality r
SOC	095	PZ-01	—	Contemporary	Central	Asia r
SOC	101	PZ-01	—	Quantitative	Research	Methods r
SOC	102	PZ-01	—	Qualitative	Research	Methods r
SOC	109	PZ-01	—	African	American	Social	Theory r
SOC	118	PZ-01	—	Sociology	of	Secularity r
SOC	130	PZ-01	—	Selling	Emotions r
SOC	145	CH-01	—	Restructuring	Communities r
SOC	155	CH-01	—	Rural	and	Urban	Social	Movements r
SOC	170	PZ-01	—	Internship:	Soc	of	Health	&	Med r
SOC	199A	PZ-01	—	Senior	Seminar r
Complete	course	listing
Fountations	of	Sociology
1.	Sociology	and	Its	View	of	the	World. r
35.	Race	and	Ethnic	Relations. r
51.	C lass,	Caste	and	Colonialism	in	Film	and	Documentaries. r
81.	Sociology	Through	Film. r
86.	Social	Inequality. r
88.	Literacy	of	Self	and	Society:	From	Hip	Hop	to	Mediation. r
91.	Political	Sociology. r
101.	Quantitative	Research	Methods. r
102.	Qualitative	Research	Methods. r
109.	African	American	Social	Theory. r
110.	C lassical	Sociological	Theory. r
111.	Social	Movements	and	Social	Change. r
112.	Contemporary	Sociological	Theory. r
114.	Sociology	of	Religion. r
115.	Sociology	of	Law:	Power,	Rights	and	Change. r
122.	Sociology	of	Health	and	Medicine. r
Soc	157.	Men	&	Women	in	American	Society. r
Special	Topics
CHLT	60	CH.	Women	in	the	Third	World. r
71.	Popular	Music	and	Society. r
78.	Indigenous	Peoples	of	the	Americas:	Colonization,	
Identity,	Resistance. r
79.	Scandinavian	Culture	and	Society. r
Asam	82/Lgcs	82.	Racial	Politics	of	Teaching. r
84AA.	Nonviolent	Social	Change. r
95.	Contemporary	Central	Asia. r
ONT	101.	Critical	Community	Studies.
ONT	104.	Social	Change	Practicum.
ONT	106.	Applied	Methods	in	Qualitative	Research.
CHLT	115.	Gender,	Race	&	Class	Women	of	Color.
116.	Women	and	Law. r
CHLT	118.	Gender	and	Global	Restructuring.
120.	Sexual	Politics	&	Sexuality	Movements. r
124AF.	Race,	Place	and	Space. r
136.	Framing	“Urban”	Life. r
142AF.	The	Black	and	South	Asian	Diaspora	in	Great	Britain. r
145CH.	Restructuring	Communities. r
CHLT154CH.	Latinas	in	the	Garment	Industry. r
155CH.	Rural	and	Urban	Social	Movements. r
157.	Men	and	Women	in	American	Society. r
CHLT	157CH.	Latinas	Activism	Work	&	Protest. r
165.	Secularism,	Skepticism	and	Irreligion. r
170.	Internship:	Sociology	of	Health	and	Medicine. r
185.	Seminar	in	Indigenous	Issues:	Movements,	Rights	and	
the	Law	in	Australia
and	New	Zealand.
r
Post	187.	History	and	Political	Economy	of	World	Soccer. r
Post	188.	The	Olympics:	History	and	Politics. r
188AA.	Teaching	as	Social	Change. r
Post	192.	The	City	in	the	21st	Century. r
Post	194a.	International	Studies	Research	Workshop. r
Category	C
199a.	Senior	Seminar. r
199b.	Advanced	Independent	Research	Project/Thesis. r
Pomona
Required	Courses
SOC	051	PO	-	Introduction	to	Sociology r
SOC	102	PO	-	Qualitative	Research	Methods r
SOC	104	PO	-	Survey	and	Quantitative	Research	Methods r
SOC	154	PO	-	History	and	Development	of	Sociological	
Theory	I:	The	Classical	Tradition r
SOC	157	PO	-	History	and	Development	of	Sociological	
Theory	II:	Contemporary	Theories r
SOC	190	PO	-	Senior	Seminar r
Courses	by	term
Fall	2013
SOC	051	PO-01	—	Introduction	to	Sociology r
SOC	051	PO-02	—	Introduction	to	Sociology r
SOC	051	PO-03	—	Introduction	to	Sociology r
SOC	055	PO-01	—	Population	&	the	Environment r
SOC	102	PO-01	—	Qualitative	Research	Methods r
SOC	121	PO-01	—	Radicals,	Rev,	and	Terrorists r
SOC	146	PO-01	—	Women's	Roles	in	Society r
SOC	150	AA-01	—	Contemporary	Asian-Amer	Issues r
SOC	150	CH-01	—	Chicanos/Latinos	&	Education(CP) r
SOC	154	PO-01	—	Hist/Devel	Sociological	Thry	I r
SOC	190	PO-01	—	Senior	Seminar r
Spring	2014
SOC	051	PO-01	—	Introduction	to	Sociology r
SOC	075	PO-01	—	Social	and	Political	Movements r
SOC	089F	PO-01	—	Sociology	of	Globalization	(CP) r
SOC	104	PO-01	—	Survey	&	Quant.	Research	Methods r
SOC	114	CH-01	—	LA	Communities:Trans/Ineq/Actvsm r
SOC	126	AA-01	—	Immigration	&	Second	Generation r
SOC	148	PO-01	—	Sociology	of	Emotions r
SOC	157	PO-01	—	History	&	Devel	Soc	Theory	II r
Elective	Courses
SOC	030	CH	-	Chicanos/as	and	Latinos/as	in	Contemporary	
Society	(CP) r
SOC	055	PO	-	Population	and	Environment r
SOC	075	PO	-	Social	and	Politicial	Movements r
SOC	114	CH	-	Los	Angeles	Communities:	Transformations,	
Inequality	and	Activism r
SOC	121	PO	-	Radicals,	Revolutionaries	and	Terrorists r
SOC	124	AA	-	Global	Asia/Asian	America r
SOC	126	AA	-	Immigration	and	the	Second	Generation r
SOC	130	PO	-	Sociology	of	Violence r
SOC	141	CH	-	Chicanas	and	Latinas	in	the	U.S. r
SOC	142	PO	-	Sociology	of	Race	and	Ethnicity r
SOC	146	PO	-	Women's	Roles	in	Society r
SOC	147	PO	-	Sociology	of	Poverty r
SOC	148	PO	-	Sociology	of	Emotions r
SOC	150	AA	-	Contemporary	Asian-American	Issues r
SOC	150	CH	-	Chicanos/Latinos	and	Education	(CP) r
SOC	155	CH	-	Rural	and	Urban	Social	Movements r
SOC	189N	PO	-	Ethical	Consumption/Global	Age r
SOC	191	PO	-	Senior	Thesis r
SOC	199DRPO	-	Sociology:	Directed	Readings r
SOC	199IRPO	-	Sociology:	Independent	Research r
SOC	199RAPO	-	Sociology:	Research	Assistantship r
Faculty
Pomona
Mary	Barr r
Jill	Grigsby
r
Lynn	Rapaport
rT
Gilda	Ochoa
rT
Colin	Beck
r
Hung	Cam	Thai
r
Nicki	Lisa	Cole
Pitzer
Dipa	Basu
r
Alicia	Bonaparte
r
Roberta	Espinoza
r
Azamat	Junisbai
r
Erich	Steinman
r
Phil	Zuckerman
r
Degree	Requirements
Pitzer
Sociology	Major r
Sociology	Minor r
Pomona
Sociology	Major r
Major	in	Sociology	and	Public	Policy	Analysis r
Major	in	Sociology	and	Gender	and	Women's	Studies r
Sociology	Minor r
Library	Resources
Link	to	librarian	liaison	profile
Link	to	list	of	subject	databases
Link	to	research	guide


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Sociology Curriculum Map 2013-2014

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Claremont CollegesScholarship @ ClaremontCurriculum Maps Claremont Colleges Curriculum Tools1-1-2014Sociology Curriculum Map 2013-2014Cindy SnyderClaremont University ConsortiumChar BoothClaremont University ConsortiumDani BrecherClaremont University ConsortiumM. Sara LoweClaremont University ConsortiumSean M. StoneClaremont University ConsortiumSee next page for additional authorsThis map displays degree requirements, courses, faculty information, clubs & organizations, andLibrary resources associated with American Studies across the seven Claremont Colleges (7Cs) forthe 2013-14 academic year. It was compiled using public information drawn from Colleges websites,course schedules and catalogs, and the Claremont Colleges Library website. These maps should beunderstood as a snapshot of the consortium in time, and not representative of currentinformation beyond 2013-14.This project was completed as part of an IMLS Sparks! Ignition grant in 2013-14.This Curriculum Tool is brought to you for free and open access by the Claremont Colleges Curriculum Tools at Scholarship @ Claremont. It has beenaccepted for inclusion in Curriculum Maps by an authorized administrator of Scholarship @ Claremont. For more information, please contactscholarship@cuc.claremont.edu.Recommended CitationSnyder, Cindy; Booth, Char; Brecher, Dani; Lowe, M. Sara; Stone, Sean M.; and Tagge, Natalie, "Sociology Curriculum Map2013-2014" (2014). Curriculum Maps. Paper 22.http://scholarship.claremont.edu/ccct_cmaps/22AuthorsCindy Snyder, Char Booth, Dani Brecher, M. Sara Lowe, Sean M. Stone, and Natalie TaggeThis curriculum tool is available at Scholarship @ Claremont: http://scholarship.claremont.edu/ccct_cmaps/22Claremont	Colleges	Library:	7Cs	Sociology	Curriculum,	2013-14 r CoursesPitzerCourses	by	termFall	2013Sociology	&	View	of	the	World	(SOC	001	PZ-01)ubtopic rSociology	&	View	of	the	World	(SOC	001	PZ-02) rSociology	&	View	of	the	World	(SOC	001	PZ-03)	 rExploring	Urban	Landscapes	(SOC	031	PZ-01)	 rJuvenile	Delinquency	(SOC	055	PZ-01)		 rIndigenous	Movements	(SOC	077	PZ-01) rHip	Hop	&	Incarceration	(SOC	088	PZ-01)	 rQuantitative	Research	Methods	(SOC	101	PZ-01)	 rQualitative	Research	Methods	(SOC	102	PZ-01) rQualitative	Research	Methods	(SOC	102	PZ-01)		 rClassical	Sociological	Theory	(SOC	110	PZ-01)			 rSex	Politics	(SOC	120	PZ-01)		 rSociology	of	Health	&	Medicine	(SOC	122	PZ-01)	 rSecularism	&	Skepticism	(SOC	165	PZ-01)	 rSpring	2014ONT	101	PZ-01	—	Critical	Community	Studies rONT	104	PZ-01	—	Social	Change	Practicum rONT	106	PZ-01	—	Qualitative	Methods rSOC	001	PZ-01	—	Sociology	&	View	of	the	World rSOC	035	PZ-01	—	Race	and	Ethnic	Relations rSOC	081	PZ-01	—	Sociology	Through	Film rSOC	083	PZ-01	—	Sociology	of	Education rSOC	086	PZ-01	—	Social	Inequality rSOC	095	PZ-01	—	Contemporary	Central	Asia rSOC	101	PZ-01	—	Quantitative	Research	Methods rSOC	102	PZ-01	—	Qualitative	Research	Methods rSOC	109	PZ-01	—	African	American	Social	Theory rSOC	118	PZ-01	—	Sociology	of	Secularity rSOC	130	PZ-01	—	Selling	Emotions rSOC	145	CH-01	—	Restructuring	Communities rSOC	155	CH-01	—	Rural	and	Urban	Social	Movements rSOC	170	PZ-01	—	Internship:	Soc	of	Health	&	Med rSOC	199A	PZ-01	—	Senior	Seminar rComplete	course	listingFountations	of	Sociology1.	Sociology	and	Its	View	of	the	World. r35.	Race	and	Ethnic	Relations. r51.	C lass,	Caste	and	Colonialism	in	Film	and	Documentaries. r81.	Sociology	Through	Film. r86.	Social	Inequality. r88.	Literacy	of	Self	and	Society:	From	Hip	Hop	to	Mediation. r91.	Political	Sociology. r101.	Quantitative	Research	Methods. r102.	Qualitative	Research	Methods. r109.	African	American	Social	Theory. r110.	C lassical	Sociological	Theory. r111.	Social	Movements	and	Social	Change. r112.	Contemporary	Sociological	Theory. r114.	Sociology	of	Religion. r115.	Sociology	of	Law:	Power,	Rights	and	Change. r122.	Sociology	of	Health	and	Medicine. rSoc	157.	Men	&	Women	in	American	Society. rSpecial	TopicsCHLT	60	CH.	Women	in	the	Third	World. r71.	Popular	Music	and	Society. r78.	Indigenous	Peoples	of	the	Americas:	Colonization,	Identity,	Resistance. r79.	Scandinavian	Culture	and	Society. rAsam	82/Lgcs	82.	Racial	Politics	of	Teaching. r84AA.	Nonviolent	Social	Change. r95.	Contemporary	Central	Asia. rONT	101.	Critical	Community	Studies.ONT	104.	Social	Change	Practicum.ONT	106.	Applied	Methods	in	Qualitative	Research.CHLT	115.	Gender,	Race	&	Class	Women	of	Color.116.	Women	and	Law. rCHLT	118.	Gender	and	Global	Restructuring.120.	Sexual	Politics	&	Sexuality	Movements. r124AF.	Race,	Place	and	Space. r136.	Framing	“Urban”	Life. r142AF.	The	Black	and	South	Asian	Diaspora	in	Great	Britain. r145CH.	Restructuring	Communities. rCHLT154CH.	Latinas	in	the	Garment	Industry. r155CH.	Rural	and	Urban	Social	Movements. r157.	Men	and	Women	in	American	Society. rCHLT	157CH.	Latinas	Activism	Work	&	Protest. r165.	Secularism,	Skepticism	and	Irreligion. r170.	Internship:	Sociology	of	Health	and	Medicine. r185.	Seminar	in	Indigenous	Issues:	Movements,	Rights	and	the	Law	in	Australiaand	New	Zealand.rPost	187.	History	and	Political	Economy	of	World	Soccer. rPost	188.	The	Olympics:	History	and	Politics. r188AA.	Teaching	as	Social	Change. rPost	192.	The	City	in	the	21st	Century. rPost	194a.	International	Studies	Research	Workshop. rCategory	C199a.	Senior	Seminar. r199b.	Advanced	Independent	Research	Project/Thesis. rPomonaRequired	CoursesSOC	051	PO	-	Introduction	to	Sociology rSOC	102	PO	-	Qualitative	Research	Methods rSOC	104	PO	-	Survey	and	Quantitative	Research	Methods rSOC	154	PO	-	History	and	Development	of	Sociological	Theory	I:	The	Classical	Tradition rSOC	157	PO	-	History	and	Development	of	Sociological	Theory	II:	Contemporary	Theories rSOC	190	PO	-	Senior	Seminar rCourses	by	termFall	2013SOC	051	PO-01	—	Introduction	to	Sociology rSOC	051	PO-02	—	Introduction	to	Sociology rSOC	051	PO-03	—	Introduction	to	Sociology rSOC	055	PO-01	—	Population	&	the	Environment rSOC	102	PO-01	—	Qualitative	Research	Methods rSOC	121	PO-01	—	Radicals,	Rev,	and	Terrorists rSOC	146	PO-01	—	Women's	Roles	in	Society rSOC	150	AA-01	—	Contemporary	Asian-Amer	Issues rSOC	150	CH-01	—	Chicanos/Latinos	&	Education(CP) rSOC	154	PO-01	—	Hist/Devel	Sociological	Thry	I rSOC	190	PO-01	—	Senior	Seminar rSpring	2014SOC	051	PO-01	—	Introduction	to	Sociology rSOC	075	PO-01	—	Social	and	Political	Movements rSOC	089F	PO-01	—	Sociology	of	Globalization	(CP) rSOC	104	PO-01	—	Survey	&	Quant.	Research	Methods rSOC	114	CH-01	—	LA	Communities:Trans/Ineq/Actvsm rSOC	126	AA-01	—	Immigration	&	Second	Generation rSOC	148	PO-01	—	Sociology	of	Emotions rSOC	157	PO-01	—	History	&	Devel	Soc	Theory	II rElective	CoursesSOC	030	CH	-	Chicanos/as	and	Latinos/as	in	Contemporary	Society	(CP) rSOC	055	PO	-	Population	and	Environment rSOC	075	PO	-	Social	and	Politicial	Movements rSOC	114	CH	-	Los	Angeles	Communities:	Transformations,	Inequality	and	Activism rSOC	121	PO	-	Radicals,	Revolutionaries	and	Terrorists rSOC	124	AA	-	Global	Asia/Asian	America rSOC	126	AA	-	Immigration	and	the	Second	Generation rSOC	130	PO	-	Sociology	of	Violence rSOC	141	CH	-	Chicanas	and	Latinas	in	the	U.S. rSOC	142	PO	-	Sociology	of	Race	and	Ethnicity rSOC	146	PO	-	Women's	Roles	in	Society rSOC	147	PO	-	Sociology	of	Poverty rSOC	148	PO	-	Sociology	of	Emotions rSOC	150	AA	-	Contemporary	Asian-American	Issues rSOC	150	CH	-	Chicanos/Latinos	and	Education	(CP) rSOC	155	CH	-	Rural	and	Urban	Social	Movements rSOC	189N	PO	-	Ethical	Consumption/Global	Age rSOC	191	PO	-	Senior	Thesis rSOC	199DRPO	-	Sociology:	Directed	Readings rSOC	199IRPO	-	Sociology:	Independent	Research rSOC	199RAPO	-	Sociology:	Research	Assistantship rFacultyPomonaMary	Barr rJill	GrigsbyrLynn	RapaportrTGilda	OchoarTColin	BeckrHung	Cam	ThairNicki	Lisa	ColePitzerDipa	BasurAlicia	BonaparterRoberta	EspinozarAzamat	JunisbairErich	SteinmanrPhil	ZuckermanrDegree	RequirementsPitzerSociology	Major rSociology	Minor rPomonaSociology	Major rMajor	in	Sociology	and	Public	Policy	Analysis rMajor	in	Sociology	and	Gender	and	Women's	Studies rSociology	Minor rLibrary	ResourcesLink	to	librarian	liaison	profileLink	to	list	of	subject	databasesLink	to	research	guide

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