Sociology Department
Sociology Department
Are you interested in social behavior or society, such as its origins, development, organization, institutions and networks using various methods of investigation and analysis?
The Sociology faculty help students explore this fascinating field.
Who We Are
Understanding social organizations and functions helps students understand society. The Sociology Department encourages lively discussion and comprehensive investigation.
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Dean Scott Stankey | 763-433-1396
Meet Kirsten Olsen
Meet Kirsten Olsen
Instructor of Sociology
Degrees & Certificates We Offer
Coursework includes Relationships, Marriage, and the Family, Human Sexuality in Society, Death and Dying, General Sociology, Gender in Society, Sociology of Power, Social Problems, Social Psychology, Introduction to Crime and Criminology, Juvenile Delinquency and Justice, and Independent Study.
The Sociology Transfer Pathway Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts & Sciences (AA) degree program offers students a powerful option: the opportunity to complete an Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts & Sciences degree with course credits that directly transfer to designated Sociology bachelor’s degree programs at Minnesota State universities.
Certain Sociology courses meet Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC) requirements.
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