sociologist lead social change
Imagine working to halt gang violence in southern California, helping hurricane victims in Florida recover their homes, or helping potential first generation college students apply to and succeed in college. Faculty, alumni and students from Humboldt State’s Sociology Department are currently doing all this and much more. As a graduate of our program, you’ll possess the skills you need to address the most important social challenges of our time.
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…our graduates are making a difference as advocates, business leaders, counselors, criminal justice professionals, community planners, educators, government officials, journalists, lawyers, medical staff, non-profit directors, social researchers and teachers.
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Sociology students at Humboldt State have access to a variety of hands-on learning and research experiences. While most universities save these opportunities for grad students, our students are working along side their professors from the undergraduate level.
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Join us for a Humboldt Debut of "Any One of Us: Words from Prison" Feb 3rd & 4th 7pm, Native Forum
Mary Virnoche, Program Chair for Pacific Sociological Association’s 83rd Annual Meeting to be held in San Diego, CA March 22-25, 2012
HSU forms team to take on bias, discrimination; group first in CSU system, Eichstedt Bias Response Team Coordinator, (in the LumberJack)
Sociology in the News Archives
Humboldt Journal of Social Relations Special Issue Social Justice Action, Teaching & Research (submissions information)