Sociology
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Aging and Health Institutions
In this class, you’ll examine key concepts, main theories and substantive issues related to aging and health institutions from a sociological perspective. Among the central issues you’ll explore are gender and racial differences in aging, ethnic minorities, and institutions connected to aging and public policy.
Sociology investigates basic processes, structures, culture and change in social reality and what it means to be human in that complex reality.
Sociology at Alma encompasses: (1) method and theory—the logic of inquiry; (2) vocation—the ethically self-conscious examination of actions; and (3) the intended and unintended consequences of social action.
While studying sociology entails challenge and intellectual risk, it also promotes intellectual and ethical development in the best traditions of liberal education.
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Alma graduate Maggie Malone helps the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum give its guests a hands-on experience as they learn about the history of the Southwest.
