2008-2009 Catalog - Virginia Wesleyan College

164 SOCIOLOGY/CRIMINAL JUSTICEChart continued from previous pageENG/WGS 320Feminist and Gender TheoryENVS 106Humans and the EnvironmentGEOG 112Cultural GeographyHHS 261/361Human SexualityHHS 318Aging and the MediaHHS 380Aging in AmericaHHS 402Women on the BrinkHIST 340“Born to Shop!” History ofConsumer Culture in USHIST 400The Civil Rights MovementHIST 433Globalization and Empire inAmerican HistoryPOLS 103Global Realities: Issues andResources for NavigatingToday’s WorldPOLS 353Globalization and its DiscontentsHIST 451History of the HolocaustMATH 106StatisticsMATH 226Introduction to Statistical ModelingPHIL 292/392Alternative FuturesPSY 245Child Development Across CulturesRELST 116World ReligionsRELST 140Religion in American CultureSPAN 210Icons, Myths, and RitualsHispanic CivilizationSPAN 265US Latino CultureORORORORORTH 375Images of Women inTheatre and FilmTH 380Theatre of DiversityWGS 220Women in Culture and SocietyMinor RequirementsORCOURSE NUMBER AND TITLE(See p. 31 for general minor requirements)One of the following:SOC 100Introduction to SociologySOC 188Sociology in Film and MusicSOC 270Social ProblemsSEM.HRS.Additional hours in sociology 12One allied course 33TOTAL 18Please check with the department coordinator regardingother regulations and procedures.Criminal JusticeCriminal justice is a wide-ranging field that is primarilyconcerned with understanding the origins, nature andconsequences of criminal behavior and of societal reactionsto crime. As a profession it focuses on careers directlyrelated to social institutions of law, law enforcement, andthe legal system. Students will find that the criminal justiceprogram offers a core of basic and allied courses which willprovide a practical liberal arts perspective of this growingfield.Major RequirementsCOURSE NUMBER AND TITLESEM.HRS.CJ 200CriminologyCJ 348Delinquency and Juvenile JusticeCJ 350 15Introduction to Social ResearchCJ 387Criminal LawCJ 489Senior Integrative AssessmentAdditional hours in criminal justice(total hours in criminal justice: 9a minimum of 24)See continuation of choices next page