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What Stockton University says about their program:
"The Sociology (SOCY) program focuses on the analysis of human beings as members of societies. The Anthropology (ANTH) program broadens this focus to the study of human cultures worldwide.
Stockton’s SOCY/ANTH program emphasizes the method of research common to both sociology and anthropology—the field method—but provides work in survey, historical, and experimental methods as well. Substantively, the program is particularly concerned with the ways people are influenced by and react to dominant-subordinate relationships such as those manifested in ethnicity/race, class, gender and/or age. The dominant perspective of the program is comparative and international.
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Joseph Rubenstein, Ph.D.
Professor of Anthropology
609-761-1252
AC224g (Atlantic City Campus)
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Students who wish to major in the joint degree with a concentration in Anthropology
may do so by taking three or more of their program electives in Anthropology.
Students who wish to major in the joint degree with a concentration in Sociology may
do so by taking three or more of their program electives in Sociology.
Minor in Sociology (20 credits):
Minor in Anthropology (20 credits):
Completing the 20 credits required for the Race/Ethnicity concentration assures students
both local and global understandings of race and ethnicity as well as crosscultural
and intersectional frameworks.
Two courses from this list*:
The Archaeology concentration allows students to focus on material culture, relying
upon fieldwork and laboratory techniques and interdisciplinary coursework, and prepares
students for careers in areas such as contract archaeology, museum/historical archiving,
and cultural resource management.
Required Courses (12 credits):
The Physical Anthropology concentration exposes students to the study of human primate
evolution, genetics, and morphology and prepares students for careers or graduate-level
education in the allied health sciences, forensics, nutrition, medical anthropology,
and primatology.
Required Courses:
For more up to date information about special opportunities, SOCY/ANTH students should
refer to the SOCY/ANTH Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/StocktonSOAN/.
Internships
All students are encouraged to participate in internships related to their areas of
interest. SOCY/ANTH majors may intern with local family service agencies, juvenile
rehabilitation centers, hospitals, and nursing homes, or in institutions through the
Washington Internship Program.
A number of other career opportunities are available for graduates of the SOCY/ANTH
program. Majors should inform their preceptors of their career plans as early as possible
so that they can best advise them as to course options and postgraduate education.
In general, program completion constitutes satisfactory preparation for students wishing
to qualify for public service at the local, state or federal levels, and for positions
in social service and nonprofit agencies. After completing their B.A. degrees, majors
may go on to complete M.A. and Ph.D. graduate work to enter college teaching, assume
upper level social research positions, or enter administrative work in a variety of
settings."
Stockton University offers the opportunity to enroll into undergraduate or graduate degree programs. To be considered for admission, students must submit all required documents by the application deadline.
Stockton University will waive English proficiency requirement for applicants who completed 3 or more academic years in an American high school, as well as for applicants who:
a U.S. regionally-accredited high schools diploma OR an International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma
Applicants who are completing senior secondary school in the following countries may be exempt from providing proof English language proficiency:
Stockton University is SAT/ACT optional, with the exception of Specialty Programs. Students applying into the following programs must submit test scores for admission consideration:
Optional Materials are recommended but not required for evaluation of eligibility for admission:
Stockton University's commitment to students has never been stronger. They have welcomed their largest freshman class in Stockton's history, and bolstered their enrolment processes to make a Stockton education more accessible, affordable and inclusive for individuals of all backgrounds.
Stockton offers affordable program cost and fees.
Accepted freshmen are considered for merit scholarships based on class rank/GPA and SAT/ACT scores. Accepted transfer students are considered for scholarships based on previous college performance. Stockton Foundation Scholarships reward returning students based on academic merit at Stockton and financial need.
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