Sociology Minor

Explore. See. Understand.

Sociology is the scientific study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior. It analyzes and explains human interaction in our personal lives, in our communities, and in the world. Sociology helps us look beyond the surface, look at issues from multiple perspectives, it helps us look through the sociological lens. Sociology will help you connect your individual experiences to societal factors.

The sociology minor offers you the opportunity to expand your horizon while complementing your major field of study. Take courses in criminology and deviance, family and human services, race and ethnic relations, urban institutions and the occupational world, and in program evaluation.

Speak with a sociology professor to find out how you can incorporate a sociology minor in your academic plan.

Madhumita “Mita” Banerjee
Assistant Professor

Mita Banerjee is an Assistant Professor in the Sociology department. She teaches courses in Sociology of Education, Statistics, and Research Methods. Her current research interest lies in gaining insight into factors that motivate and deter first generation and under prepared students in choosing online courses and the areas of improvement necessary to enhance their online learning experience. Additionally, she is interested in investigating the role of unequal access to health care in exacerbating social inequalities in well-being.

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