Get a clear and simplified introduction to sociology, perfect for beginners and CSS aspirants alike. This lecture breaks down key concepts like social structure, culture, and institutions in an ...

Serves as the basic course in sociology. Emphasis is directed at the ways in which social institutions such as government, schools, the economy, social class, and the family develop and influence our ...

It was Manny Díaz Jr., Florida’s education commissioner, who proposed an amendment to remove Principles of Sociology during a meeting of the board's Academic and Student Affairs Committee. Díaz didn’t ...

The faculty committees ultimately recommended adding Introduction to Geology and Introduction to Oceanography to the natural sciences class offerings and a history course, Introductory Survey to ...

The board replaced the sociology requirement with a course called “Introductory Survey to 1877,” which members said will provide a “historically accurate account of America’s founding, the ...

Pulling introductory sociology from the list of courses students could take to meet the state’s social-sciences requirement is just the latest in a long list of moves by Florida Republicans to ...

TAMPA — In a move that rankled academics across the country last month, Florida officials removed sociology as one of the core courses students can choose to complete their studies at public ...

All foundational courses explore theories. One cannot pass Introduction to Sociology without critically understanding how robust and valid data is needed to support, challenge, and elaborate theories.

Introductory sociology courses have been “an integral part of higher education for nearly two centuries,” and thousands of Florida students take them each year, the department heads wrote in a ...

State Rep. Anna Eskamani, D- Orlando, said she took the introductory sociology course and her sister majored in the field. “The skills you learn in sociology are transferable to any field that ...

Introductory sociology courses have been “an integral part of higher education for nearly two centuries,” and thousands of Florida students take them each year, the department heads wrote in a ...