Social Sciences
Social Science offers the Associate of Arts degree in Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice, English, Mass Communications, Religion and Sociology. Students are encouraged to follow the curriculum guides included in the catalog for each major.
Academic Departments
Criminal Justice
English
Religion
Mass Communications
Sociology
Mission
The School of Business & Social Sciences prepares students for professional schools and/or graduate studies in both for profit and nonprofit institutions along with viable careers in the business concentration areas of accounting, computer information systems, management, organizational management, and the social science areas of criminal justice, criminal justice administration, sociology, mass communications, English and religion. The School of Business & Social Sciences also assists students in acquiring proficiency in listening, critical thinking, speaking, reading, and writing cultivating an appreciation for various cultures and cultural differences and becoming competent in a chosen major in one or more of the disciplines offered.
Goals
The goals of the Division of Social Sciences are to:
- align its offerings with the overall goals of the College to effect the intellectual, moral, and physical development of students;
- assist students to develop essential skills for effective communication and expressions that include sound, critical, analytical reasoning, and problem-solving skills;
- provide the appropriate opportunities for learning and experience for students to become competent in the knowledge and competencies expected from a college graduate in their specific major field of study;
- equip students with the appropriate academic prerequisites for admission to graduate and/or professional schools;
- promote a spirit of service and responsibility among students to their community and the broader society in which they live;
- help students acquire, understand, and develop a global perspective that appreciates the value of different cultures and languages including their own.
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Social Sciences Faculty
Last Name First Name Title School Department Andrus Tracy Associate Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Criminal Justice Blacklock Darrell Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities Criminal Justice Brocato Billy Assistant Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Sociology Bruster Bernadette Assistant Professor Social Sciences and Humanities English/Modern Languages Candley Bernadette Adjunct Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities Sociology Carriker Jay Adjunct Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities History Clayton Barbara Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities English/Modern Languages Hall Jordana Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities English/Modern Languages Harris Sinia Assistant Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Spanish Education Hedrick Jeffrey Assistant Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Mass Communication Holloway Jackie Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities Religion Jokwi Jude Assistant Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Criminal Justice Miles Andrea Other Social Sciences and Humanities Criminal Justice Monroe Vaun Associate Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Interdisciplinary Studies Muhammad Devissi Associate Professor Social Sciences and Humanities History Murray Minnie Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities Criminal Justice Payne Doyce Adjunct Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities Criminal Justice Rahimi Mehrnaz Assistant Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Mass Communication Sherman Roderick Assistant Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Criminal Justice Singleton Keir Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities English/Modern Languages Taylor Cecil Adjunct Instructor Social Sciences and Humanities Religion Waigwa Solomon Associate Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Religion Wright Courtney Assistant Professor Social Sciences and Humanities Mass Communication