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Social Sciences :: Course Information

The following courses are offered by the Social Science department.

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Anthropology Courses

• ANTH 101 - Introduction to Anthropology

Criminal Justice Courses

• CJUS 101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice Systems
• CJUS 201 - Corrections
• CJUS 202 - Policing
• CJUS 220 - Criminal Investigations I
• CJUS 221 - Criminal Investigations II
• CJUS 230 - Basics of Penal Law
• CJUS 231 - Criminal Procedure Law
• CJUS 235 - Juvenile Delinquency
• CJUS 301 - Crime Scene Investigation and Management
• CJUS 311 - Interviewing Techniques in Criminal Justice
• CJUS 315 - White Collar Crime
• CJUS 401 - Emergency Planning/Response
• CJUS 402 - Terrorism and Law Enforcement
• CJUS 412 - Arson and Bomb Investigations
• CJUS 414 - Staff Misconduct and Workplace Violence
• CJUS 449 - CJ Internship Preparation
• CJUS 450 - Criminal Justice Internship

Early Childhood (Norwich Campus)

• ECHD 101 - Introduction to Early Childhood
• ECHD 102 - Social Development And Positive Guidance
• ECHD 103 - Tech of Obs and Assessment
• ECHD 201 - Family and Child Health and Safety
• ECHD 202 - Language, Literacy, and Literature
• ECHD 203 - Infants and Toddlers
• ECHD 204 - Children with Special Needs
• ECHD 205 - Creative Activities in the Arts
• ECHD 206 - Curriculum Methods, Materials, Management
• ECHD 212 - Practicum in Early Childhood

Economics Courses

• ECON 100 - Introduction to Macroeconomics
• ECON 140 - Introduction to Microeconomics
• ECON 300 - Money, Banking & Financial Markets
• ECON 370 - International Economics

Geography Courses

• GEOG 101 - World Regional Geography

History Courses

• HIST 101 – United State History to 1800
• HIST 102 – United States History from 1800 to 1900
• HIST 103 – United States History from 1900 to the Present
• HIST 151 – World History to 1600
• HIST 152 – World History From 1500
• HIST 161 – European History to 1648
• HIST 162 – European History from 1500
• HIST 171 - Environmental History
• HIST 172 - Latin American / Caribbean History
• HIST 220 - African American History
• HIST 221 - History of the Vietnam War
• HIST 225 - Women in the United States
• HIST 251 - Topics in 20th Century World History
• HIST 320 - History of New York State
• HIST 371 - The World Wars
• HIST 372 - The Cold War

Human Services Courses

• HUMS 101 - Introduction to Human Services
• HUMS 100 - Careers in the Helping Professions
• HUMS 141 - Internship in Human Services I
• HUMS 142 - Internship in Human Services II
• HUMS 143 - Internship in Human Services III
• HUMS 200 - Helping Processes/Crisis Intervention
• HUMS 201 - Counseling and Case Management
• HUMS 202 - Management/Administration
• HUMS 250 - Human Service Practicum

Political Science Courses

• POLI 101 - American National Government
• POLI 111 - State and Local Governments
• POLI 113 - American Judiciary System
• POLI 151 - Intro to Comparative Government

Psychology Courses

• PSYC 101 - Introduction to Psychology
• PSYC 241 - Child Development
• PSYC 242 - Adolescent Development
• PSYC 243 - Adult Development
• PSYC 251 - Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC 255 - Psychology of Personal Adjustment
• PSYC 284 - Psychology of Gender
• PSYC 304 - Industrial/Organizational Psychology
• PSYC 384 - Group Behavior
• PSYC 386 - Social Psychology

Science, Technology & Society

• STS 101 - The Values of Science and Technology
• STS 201 - History of Science
• STS 301 - Humans vs. Nature
• STS 316 - Investigating Cyberculture
• STS 401 - Advanced Topics in STS
• STS 411 - STS Senior Seminar

Sociology Courses

• SOCI 101 - Introduction to Sociology
• SOCI 201 - Social Problems in the 21st Century
• SOCI 220 - Marriage and the Family
• SOCI 221 - Death and Dying
• SOCI 250 - Social Gerontology
• SOCI 270 - Drugs, Society & Behavior
• SOCI 390 - Urban Sociology