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COURSES   /    SOC 4980
Engaged Learning Capstone
This Course At a Glance
Subject

Sociology (SOC)

Credits

3 Credits

Prerequisite

PUBPOL 2100 or equivalent statistics course.

This engaged learning course offers students the opportunity to integrate and apply knowledge and skills by addressing a real-world question presented by a community partner. Students will work collaboratively on an applied research project, produce a professional report, and brief community members on the outcomes and recommendations of their research.

Outcome 1
Frame a problem identified by a client that can be answered through social science research methods

Outcome 2
Review the social science literature on an applied program or policy issue that is relevant for the client

Outcome 3
Use appropriate methods to collect and analyze data in response to client needs

Outcome 4
Make recommendations for strengthening the program data and evaluation

Outcome 5
Effectively communicate research results and recommendations through presentations and a written report to clients

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