SOC 364 - Crime, Deviance, and Society (1)

Investigates the ways in which deviance and social control operate in daily life. Considers the “social construction of deviance, ” and the ways in which constructions of deviance can lead to inequalities. Also investigates formal institutions of social control such as the criminal justice system/prisons, the mental/medical health field, and the education system. This course may count toward the SAN, SOC, and RES major. Prerequisite: SOC 101 Alternate years.
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