Department
of Sociology and Social Work
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Summer
2009
June
1 -- Summer Term Begins!
July
3 -- Independence Day Holiday
July
9 -- Gracie's Birthday
August
21 -- Hannah's Birthday (18th!)
September
9 -- 8 Week Grants course begins
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Let us help you successfully
navigate this new century by providing you with critical thinking
skills and practical problem-solving knowledge. As a student of
sociology
or social
work, you will gain a deeper understanding of culture, society,
and community; and of the interplay of the natural and built environments
and of social structure and human interaction.
Efforts to understand the creation, transmission, and reformulation
of social arrangements and the promotion of community
define our purpose, guide our work, and contribute to the betterment
of the human condition.
"I loved each sociology
class I took and knew I was getting a valuable education
from the first day of class. My experiences since graduating
from FHSU have illustrated how the sociology degree program
provided me with countless benefits that prepared me to
excel in graduate school and be a leader in the work place.
The focus on developing strong writing skills surpasses
many other undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
The incorporation of a multicultural focus is vital to
graduate education programs and the modern workplace.
In addition, the unparalleled commitment and attention
provided by department staff provides individualized guidance
and direction, essential to navigating the professional
arena and world that follows graduation. Most importantly,
each of these benefits is transferable and valuable to
a wide variety of professional and personal endeavors.
I left FHSU prepared and strengthened both personally
and professionally."
Morgan Campas-O'Hara, B.A.
in Sociology, FHSU (Class of 2003)
M.S.W. University of Denver
Intake Clinician and Patient Rights Representative
Devereux Cleo Wallace
(Comments
from other students: Careers
and Alumni)
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