Courses

Please use this page to list the courses you want to put into the stratification rotation. This includes courses you have already taught as well as those you propose to teach. Just start adding at the end of the following text.

=Stratification Course Rotation= 2010 || Spring 2011 || Fall 2011 || Spring 2012 || Fall 2012 || Spring 2013 || Fall 2013 || Spring 2014 || Reeve || SOCY699E Julie Park || SOCY661 Patricio ||  || SOCY699I Reeve || SOCY699? Christina || SOCY661 Patricio || Kris ||  || SOCY699G Patricio ||  || SOCY709B Neustadtl ||  ||   || =Courses Currently Listed Under Stratification= SOCY 637 Demography of the Labor Force SOCY 661 Social Stratification SOCY 682 Race, Gender, and Class: Theory and Research SOCY699I Social Class, Family, and Community SOCY 699X Schooling and Inequality SOCY 699X Poverty and Welfare SOCY 699X Income Inequality SOCY 699X Sociology of the New Economy SOCY 699X Migration, Immigration, and Ethnicity SOCY709B Social Network Analysis SOCY 789 Advanced Special Topics in Social Stratification
 * Fall
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Currently, none of these courses are scheduled to be taught in the Fall 2010 semester.

SOCY709B Social Network Analysis
This course covers the fundamentals of theory and research using social networks. In this course you will learn about the history of social network analysis, how it has been applied to research questions, as well as how to collect, manage, and analyze your own network data. It will be redesigned to fit with Christina's stratification course.

Fall 2009 syllabus: http://socnetumcp.wetpaint.com/page/Syllabus

Bill
No plans to teach a stratification course in the near future.

SOCY699E Migration, Immigration, and Ethnicity Last taught in Fall 2009.

SOCY699?
Residential Segregation; (3 credits) Grade Method: REG/AUD. NEEDS TO BE ADDED

Pat
No strat next year (2010-2011) and on leave 2011-2012.

S699X Critical Race Theory. Maybe this can be scheduled for the future.

SOCY661 Social Stratification; (3 credits) Grade Method: REG/AUD.
//Prerequisite: permission of instructor.// Major theoretical and research problems in the sociology of social stratification. The characteristics, correlates, and consequences of class and status stratification; the distribution of power; the relationship of social stratification to ideology and the institutional orders of society.

SOCY699I Stratification: Social Class, Family, and Community
This is a review of the literature seminar designed to cover some of the major topics in the stratification literature. It is organized topically. In 2009 the seminar covered: Homelessness, Poverty, Welfare, Politics, Health and Happiness, Status orders, Cultural Capital, Elites, Mobility: the classics, Family structure, Family and class cultures, Schools and human capital, and Social capital.

2009 syllabus at: http://www.bsos.umd.edu/socy/vanneman/socy699I/strat09.pdf