Bachelor of Arts - Sociology - Racial Equity and Inclusion
About Bachelor of Arts - Sociology - Racial Equity and Inclusion
The B.A. in Sociology curriculum is designed to help students understand society's effect on people and people's effect on society, based on a social justice perspective.
Students will take courses that explore their social world and examine issues surrounding class, gender, sexuality, race, and physical ability, with a focus on inequalities. Across coursework, students will develop career-ready skills in writing, research and quantitative literacy.
Racial Equity and Inclusion Concentration — Deepen understanding of racial oppression and intersectionality and acquire the tools to facilitate racial equity and inclusion. Courses cover how racial oppression functions at the institutional level and how people of color and allies have mobilized to identify, alleviate and eradicate structural racism. Students will graduate equipped to analyze how race, class, gender, ability, sexual orientation, citizenship and other inequalities intersect in distinct ways that shape one’s racialized experiences and access to valuable resources in American society.
Students will take courses that explore their social world and examine issues surrounding class, gender, sexuality, race, and physical ability, with a focus on inequalities. Across coursework, students will develop career-ready skills in writing, research and quantitative literacy.
Racial Equity and Inclusion Concentration — Deepen understanding of racial oppression and intersectionality and acquire the tools to facilitate racial equity and inclusion. Courses cover how racial oppression functions at the institutional level and how people of color and allies have mobilized to identify, alleviate and eradicate structural racism. Students will graduate equipped to analyze how race, class, gender, ability, sexual orientation, citizenship and other inequalities intersect in distinct ways that shape one’s racialized experiences and access to valuable resources in American society.
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