Our department offers undergraduate majors in three separate areas of study.
Sociology is the systematic study of social relationships at levels ranging from individual interaction to global political and economic relations.
Anthropology examines the cultural, historical, physical, and linguistic behavior of people from all parts of the globe both in the past and present.
Social workers help people in a number of ways including: dealing with their relationships with others; solving their personal, family, and community problems; and growing by learning to cope with or shape the social and environmental forces affecting their daily lives.
In addition to these undergraduate programs of study, we also offer both a Master's and Ph.D. degree program in sociology. We invite you to learn more about our programs. To do so, please click on the links available on this page or feel free to contact us.