Welcome from the Department Chair

Undergraduate Degrees and Programs

·           B.S. Criminology

·           B. S. Sociology

·           Minor, Women’s Studies

Graduate Degrees and Programs

·           M.A. Sociology

·           Current Graduate Students

Crim Course Information

·           Undergraduate Course Listing

·           Two-year Course Schedule

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Advising

·           Advising Procedures for Criminology

          Advising Procedures for Sociology   

Student Resources

·           Internship Information

·           Required Books for Fall, 2006

·           ASA Style Guide

·           Statement on Academic Honesty

·           Criminology Club

·           Sociology Club

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Personnel

·           Faculty

·           Staff

Effectiveness Evaluation

·           Mission Statement

·           Statement of Goals, Process to Assess, 

          and Assessment Results

·           Curriculum Learning Outcomes

·           Promotion and Tenure Guidelines

News and Events

·           Honors and Awards

             Alumni Update

Contact Us

·           Faculty Office Hours

·           Department Office Hours

Links

   Georgia Sociological Association

   The Journal for Public and Professional

        Sociology

   American Society of Criminology

   Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

   Southern Criminal Justice Association

SOCIOLOGY ADVISEMENT

Undergraduate Sociology Majors
Undergraduate Sociology majors are assigned to Dr. LaFountain. He is available during his regular office hours and will be available at additional times during pre-registration.  Prior to meeting for advisement, please print and sign the Advising Partnership document if you haven’t already done so.  Read items 1-4 and bring your file when you come for advising.

Graduate Students
Graduate Sociology students are assigned to Dr. Holland at the time they are admitted to the program. Each student is expected to work closely with Dr. Holland in a mentoring relationship throughout the time needed to complete the degree.

Undergraduate Student Advisement for Non-Majors
The Excel Center is open to all first-time freshmen and transfer students.