László Kulcsár, Head

Emeritus Distinguished Professor: Prins; Professors: Goe, Kulcsár, and Middendorf, Ritterbush,; Associate Professors: Alfonso-Durruty, Baird, Cauble, J. Dinkel, Dandaneau, Durband, Falcone, Garni, Kurtz, Melander, Sanderson, Wesch, Weyher, Williams, and Wood; Assistant Professors: Akard, Cano, Davis, Durbin, Lockett, Shapkina, Steinmetz, and Weber-Manglos; Instructors: Briggs, Calhoun, Klataske, Marseline, Morgan, and Scott; Research Professors: Flora and Flora; Research Associate Professor: Logan; Adjunct Assistant Professors: L. Dinkel and Harper; Emeritus Professors: Finnegan, O’Brien, H. Ottenheimer, and M. Ottenheimer; Associate Professor Emeritus: Benson, Dushkin, Gibbons, and Orbach.

204 Waters Hall
785-532-6865
Fax: 785-532-6978
E-mal: socansw@k-state.edu
www.k-state.edu/sasw

The Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work offers three separate undergraduate majors: sociology, anthropology, and social work. The sociology major has two options: general sociology and criminology. The student may enroll in a BS or BA program in any of these majors.

The Non-violence Studies Certificate  is offered for 15 credit hours.

Programs

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science

• •  Anthropology B.A./B.S.
• •  Social Work B.A./B.S.
• •  Sociology B.A./B.S.

Non-Degree

• •  Anthropology Minor

Courses

Anthropology

• •  ANTH 200 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• •  ANTH 204 - A General Education Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• •  ANTH 210 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, Honors
• •  ANTH 220 - Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
• •  ANTH 260 - Introduction to Archeology
• •  ANTH 280 - Introduction to Biological Anthropology
• •  ANTH 301 - Initiation to Anthropology
• •  ANTH 305 - Cultures of South Asia
• •  ANTH 318 - Topics in Cultural Anthropology
• •  ANTH 328 - Topics in Linguistic Anthropology
• •  ANTH 350 - Topics for Educators
• •  ANTH 351 - Special Studies in Anthropology
• •  ANTH 365 - Exploring Kansas Archaeology
• •  ANTH 368 - Topics in Archaeology
• •  ANTH 380 - Introduction to Human Evolution
• •  ANTH 383 - Plagues: The Co-Evolutionary History of Humans and Pathogens
• •  ANTH 388 - Topics in Physical Anthropology
• •  ANTH 399 - Honors Seminar in Anthropology
• •  ANTH 499 - Honors Project
• •  ANTH 501 - Proficiency Development
• •  ANTH 505 - South Asian Civilizations
• •  ANTH 506 - Central America: Its Peoples and Problems
• •  ANTH 509 - Cultures of Africa
• •  ANTH 512 - Political Anthropology
• •  ANTH 513 - Immigrant America
• •  ANTH 515 - Creativity and Culture
• •  ANTH 516 - Ethnomusicology
• •  ANTH 518 - Topics in Cultural Anthropology
• •  ANTH 525 - Language and Culture
• •  ANTH 528 - Topics in Linguistic Anthropology
• •  ANTH 560 - Archaeological Fact or Fiction
• •  ANTH 561 - Archaeological Field Methods
• •  ANTH 562 - Archaeological Laboratory Methods
• •  ANTH 563 - Applied Archaeology
• •  ANTH 565 - North American Archaeology
• •  ANTH 568 - Topics in Archaeology
• •  ANTH 588 - Topics in Physical Anthropology
• •  ANTH 602 - Anthropological Theory
• •  ANTH 605 - North American Indians
• •  ANTH 606 - South American Indians
• •  ANTH 608 - Asian Religions
• •  ANTH 612 - Ethnohistory
• •  ANTH 613 - Gender, Power, and International Development
• •  ANTH 615 - Race and Culture
• •  ANTH 616 - Anthropology of the Future: Apocalypse, Prophecy, and Hope
• •  ANTH 618 - Religion in Culture
• •  ANTH 651 - Internship in Applied Anthropology
• •  ANTH 652 - Internship in Museology
• •  ANTH 659 - Independent Reading and Research in Anthropology
• •  ANTH 663 - Andean Archaeology
• •  ANTH 665 - European Archaeology
• •  ANTH 680 - Forensic Anthropology
• •  ANTH 681 - Primatology
• •  ANTH 682 - Human Growth and Development
• •  ANTH 683 - Osteology
• •  ANTH 686 - Bioarchaeology
• •  ANTH 687 - Seminar in Osteology
• •  ANTH 688 - Paleoanthropology
• •  ANTH 710 - Writing Cultures: Ethnographic Methods
• •  ANTH 715 - Research Methods in Digital Ethnography
• •  ANTH 720 - Field Methods in Linguistics

Social Work

• •  SOCWK 100 - Social Work: The Helping Profession
• •  SOCWK 200 - Basic Skills for Working with People
• •  SOCWK 310 - Topics in Social Work
• •  SOCWK 312 - Fundamentals of Communication for the Agriculture and Food Science Community
• •  SOCWK 315 - Human Behavior in the Social Environment I
• •  SOCWK 320 - Dynamics of Working with Older Adults
• •  SOCWK 330 - Social Work Research Methods and Analysis I
• •  SOCWK 499 - Honors Project
• •  SOCWK 501 - Proficiency Development
• •  SOCWK 510 - Social Welfare as a Social Institution
• •  SOCWK 530 - Social Work Research Methods and Analysis II
• •  SOCWK 550 - Field Practicum Preparation
• •  SOCWK 560 - Social Work Practice I
• •  SOCWK 561 - Social Work Practice II
• •  SOCWK 562 - Field Experience
• •  SOCWK 563 - The Practice of Social Work in Rural Areas
• •  SOCWK 564 - Social Work Professional Seminar
• •  SOCWK 565 - Social Policy
• •  SOCWK 568 - Macro Practice and Theory
• •  SOCWK 570 - Social Work with Groups
• •  SOCWK 610 - Topics in Social Work
• •  SOCWK 612 - Fundamentals of Communication for the Agriculture and Food Science Community

Sociology

• •  SOCIO 211 - Introduction to Sociology
• •  SOCIO 214 - Introduction to Sociology, Honors
• •  SOCIO 301 - Topics in Sociology
• •  SOCIO 360 - Social Problems
• •  SOCIO 361 - Criminal Justice Systems
• •  SOCIO 362 - Police and Society
• •  SOCIO 363 - Global Problems
• •  SOCIO 399 - Honors Seminar in Sociology
• •  SOCIO 423 - Methods of Social Research I
• •  SOCIO 431 - Comparative Social Theories
• •  SOCIO 435 - Sport and Contemporary Society
• •  SOCIO 440 - Social Organization
• •  SOCIO 450 - Introduction to Social Interaction
• •  SOCIO 460 - Youth and Crime
• •  SOCIO 463 - Gangs in American Society
• •  SOCIO 470 - The Criminal Justice System and Family Violence
• •  SOCIO 480 - Prisons and Punishment