Sociology Department's Revised Major and Concentration Requirements

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If you are a recently declared sociology major or concentrator, or are considering a major or concentration in sociology, please be aware that as of September 2009 the requirements for the major and concentration have changed as follows.

If you have any questions please contact Prof. Priscilla Ferguson, Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department of Sociology.

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THE MAJOR IN SOCIOLOGY 36 points

Required: 3 courses, 10 points

• 1000 The Social World
• 3000 Social Theory
• 3010 Methods for Social Research (4 points)

Electives: 26 points in the Department of Sociology, to include 3 seminars

• (these may include the 2 semester Senior Honors seminars)

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THE CONCENTRATION IN SOCIOLOGY 26 points

Required: 3 courses, 10 points

• 1000 The Social World
• 3000 Social Theory
• 3010 Methods for Social Research (4 points)

Electives: 16 points: 5 courses in the Department of Sociology, to include 1 seminar

Decision Making Workshop (2/24)

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Confused about what major to choose? Torn between two different areas? How do I make a decision that I can be confident about? What if my choice conflicts with what my parents want?

This workshop will provide a safe space to discuss these questions and work towards solutions. Facilitated by Elizabeth Stringer, Ph.D.

Decision Making Workshop
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
6:00 p.m.
Location: TBA

RSVP to: es2764@columbia.edu

Academic Resources Fair - Thursday, August 28th

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The Academic Resources Fair is your opportunity to understand the range of academic resources available to you as a Columbia student. Faculty representatives from every academic department and program will attend. You may ask specific questions, obtain program information and materials, and learn about upcoming academic events.


ACADEMIC RESOURCES FAIR
Thursday, August 28th
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Alfred Lerner Hall
Roone Arledge Auditorium

Some questions to ask at the Academic Resources Fair:

• **What are some useful first courses to take so I can become familiar with this field of study and department? When should I take them?
• **Given my background, at what level should I begin my study of this subject? (Be prepared to describe your familiarity with the subject.)
• **Are there important prerequisites that I should take now so that I am prepared to declare this major in my sophomore year?
• **What undergraduate research or professional opportunities exist in the department? What careers do graduates follow?

UNDERGRADUATE MAJOR IN CREATIVE WRITING: INFO SESSION

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Anyone who is curious about the new Undergraduate Major in Creative Writing If you're already a Major but could stand for some clarification

WHEN: Wednesday, November 28th, 7pm
WHERE: On Campus, Dodge Hall, room 413
WHY: Why not?

Come to the Undergraduate Creative Writing Major Info Session on November 28th, and get yourself some perspective.