 Discipline description
The Social Science courses afford
students with the opportunity to examine a topic from the perspectives of
several disiplines in the social sciences (including psychology, sociology,
anthropology, history,and economics). As a result, students develop a much more
comprehensive understanding of the complexity of an issue. Students can
also gain insight into how practitioners of the various disciplines make sense
of human behavior and how their approaches differ.
Current Faculty
Courses
- SSC
101 The Individual in Modern Society (*)
- SSC
105 Introduction to Ethnic Studies (*)
- SSC
201 Introduction to Global Studies
- SSC
205 Latin American Civilization and Culture (*)
- SSC
206 Contemporary China and Japan
- SSC
240 Introduction to Social Research
- SSC
290 Topics in Social Science
* An asterisk indicates that this course is approved for
general education transfer to a four-year institution through the Illinois
Articulation Initiative. Always check with an advisor to confirm IAI status.
Not all schools participate in the IAI program.
IAI transfer recommendationsFor information on transferring, go
to the Illinois Articulation Initiative homepage at
http://www.itransfer.org,
Or see Top Ten Things You Should Know About General Education Transfer Courses
http://www.itransfer.org/IAI/Other/topten.taf
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If you seek faculty advice for any Social Science
Discipline related questions, please contact Richard
Stacewicz
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