Social Sciences Department
The Division of Social Science provides courses to help students understand institutions, cultures, and behaviors. Such courses acquaint students with fundamental concepts, theories, and methods of analysis used in the social and behavioral sciences.They enable students to think critically about human behavior and society. This division includes pathways leading to baccalaureate degrees for students interested in the fields of law, criminal justice and other “helping professions.” The curriculum is designed for students planning to transfer to a senior institution.
- Criminal Justice
- General College
- Psychology
- Social Work
SOCIAL SCIENCE-SPECIFIC COURSES OFFERED
- Criminal Justice (CRJ)
- Education (EPY)
- Geography (GEO)
- History (HIS)
- Philosophy (PHI)
- Political Science (PSC)
- Psychology (PSY)
- Social Work (SWK)
- Sociology (SOC)
Criminal Justice (CRJ)
Education (EPY)
Geography (GEO)
History (HIS)
Philosophy (PHI)
Political Science (PSC)
Psychology (PSY)
Social Work (SWK)
Sociology (SOC)
Social Science Instructors
Dr. James Baker
Trent Booker
Jarrod Calloway
Regan Sellers
Christopher Tingle
Christopher Twilley
Candis Walker
Christine Fleming - Hicks
Michele Katterjohn
Carla Townsend
Rebecca Pekich Allen
Matthew Johnson
Amanda Wilson
Michael Carter
Tarah Crum
Demarion Jenkins