SOC 316 - Sociology of Poverty

Credits: 3

Critical exploration of sociological theories, empirical research, current trend data on the causes, impacts, and community responses to income inequality and policy debates on poverty in the United States and globally. Investigation of structural and ideological factors that shape systems of oppression to create and sustain economic and social inequalities due to gender, race, ethnicity and age. Must have at least sophomore standing to register for this course.

Course Attributes: DPD