CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE

C&ESOC 500

Course Description

A capstone experience involving the application of sociological concepts and methods to concrete social and environmental problems. Involves working in teams, engaging in problems using approaches such as service learning, community based research, and interdisciplinary approaches.

Prerequisties

Senior standing

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

Credits

Not Reported

Offered

Not Reported

Grade Point Average

3.93

12.08% from Historical

Completion Rate

100%

5.56% from Historical

A Rate

86.67%

36.41% from Historical

Class Size

1.5% from Historical

Instructors (2025 Fall)

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C&ESOC/SOC 140

Sociological examination of the linkages between the social and biophysical dimensions of the environment. Key topics include community organizing, local food systems, energy transitions, environmental justice, resource dependence, and sustainable development.

SENIOR HONORS THESIS

C&ESOC 681

Individual study for undergraduate students in an Honors program completing a thesis in the area of Community and Environmental Sociology, as arranged with a faculty member.

SENIOR THESIS

C&ESOC 692

Second semester of individual study for undergraduate students completing a thesis in the area of Community and Environmental Sociology, as arranged with a faculty member.C&E SOC 691

SENIOR THESIS

C&ESOC 691

Individual study for undergraduate students completing a thesis in the area of Community and Environmental Sociology, as arranged with a faculty member.

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

C&ESOC/SOC 541

Application of sociological theory and analysis to environmental issues. Examines the ways in which environmental stewardship and conflict are embedded within broader cultural, social, and political contexts.

CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE

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