DATE
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TOPIC/READINGS
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DUE
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1/27
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None
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2/1
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What is sociology?
Mills ("The Promise") FR, "Careers in Sociology" RP
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--
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2/3
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Sociological Writing and Research
Haney FR, Lanegran and "Style Guide" RP
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--
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2/8
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Using Sociological Theories
Romero and Marx & Engels FR, Colomy RP
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2/10
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Socialization, Identity, and
Social Groups
Karp, Kaw, and Adler & Adler FR
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Short Assignment on the
Sociological Imagination
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2/15
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Deviance
Rosenhan, McLorg & Taub, and Boswell & Spade FR
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-- |
2/17
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Culture
Veliquette & Murray and Anderson FR, Miner RP
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2/22
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Inequality, Stratification,
Intersectionality
LeDuff FR, McIntosh RP
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Deviance Essay
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2/24
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Class I Overheads shown in class today
Davis and Domhoff FR, Gans RP
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--
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3/1
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Class II
Granfeild and Bourgious FR, Collins & Yeskel RP
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-- |
3/3
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Gender I
Risman, Lorber, and Messner FR
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-- |
3/8
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Gender II
Williams and Sadker & Sadker FR, Tannen RP
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3/10
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Race I
Omi & Winant, Lee & Bean, and Rubin FR
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3/15
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Race II
Oliver & Shapiro and Espiritu FR, Feagin & Sikes RP
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3/17
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Sexuality and Disability
Stacey FR, Samuels, Rochlin, and Kinsey RP
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--
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3/22
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Welfare
Welfare Forms, Welfare Statistics, and Edini & Lein RP
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Inequality Essay Due
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3/24
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No Class
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--
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3/29
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No Class
Karp, McGeary, and Parsons FR Recommended Reading
Notes on
health care are also available
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3/31
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Economy and Work/What is an
Wilson, Leidner, and Ehrenreich FR
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Group Welfare Project Part 1
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4/5
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Power
Mills ("The Power Elite"), Clawson, and Mantasios FR
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Welfare Benefit Levels Assigned
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4/7
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Family
Crittendon and Hochschild FR, Coontz RP
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4/12
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Education
Crow Dog, Cookson & Persell, and Ferguson FR
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Group Welfare Project/Individual
Papers Due
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4/14
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Religion
Weber FR, Shorto and Cadge & Bender RP
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Institutions Essay Assigned
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4/19
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Social Movements
Blee FR, Luker and Freeman RP
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--
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4/21
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Connections Among Institutions
Film: Rabbit Proof Fence
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Institutions Essay Due
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4/26
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No Class
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-- |
4/28
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No Class
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5/3
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Critical Sociological Thinking
Sidewalk to page 115
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Theoretical Perspectives Essay Due
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5/5
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Inequalities
Sidewalk to page 231
Answers to today's
quiz questions
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5/10
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Crime, Deviance, and Social Control
Sidewalk to page 319
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5/12
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Social Research, Sociological
Perspectives, and Social Problems
Sidewalk to end, including "Afterword"
and "Appendix"
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Exam Review Assignment due
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5/17
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Last Class/Next Steps
Johson FR
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5/27
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Final Examination
1:15-3:15 PM, regular classroom
This exam is open-book:
you may bring books, notes, scratch paper, etc. to the exam, but the
use of electronic devices is not allowed.
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