Section ICheck the degree program you completed in Sociology.
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B. A. Sociology Major |
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B. S. Sociology General Major |
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B. S. Sociology Community Emphasis |
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B. S. in Education-Teaching Subject Endorsement in Sociology |
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If you did not complete a degree in sociology, please check the box on this line and return the form. We would appreciate you if would sign your name, so that we can remove you from the mailing list:_______________________ |
Section IIIn this section, we want to compare the emphasis of skills in the Department of Sociology's curriculum with your current usage in every day life. We would like you to assess what you learned in all of your in sociology classes. Skills and concepts are scattered throughout the curriculum, so we want you to consider all of your classes as a collective rather than make individual judgments.
a. I mastered this skill
b. I am very good with this skill
c. I am okay
d. I am lacking in this skill
e. No Opinion
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Understanding of diverse ways of life
Ability to understand world cultures
Understanding of the role of sociologist as citizen
Ability to distinguish facts from value judgments
Skills for cooperating with others
Insights into organizational behavior
Ability to interpret data
Verbal skills
Written skills
Library research skills
Questionnaire construction
Statistical analysis
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Section IIIIn this section we would like you to assess the extent that the skills identified in the previous section are useful in your career or as a citizen. In the left column circle the response that is closest to the level of importance of the skill in right hand column.
a. very important
b. somewhat important
c. neither
d. somewhat unimportant
e. very unimportant
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Understanding of diverse ways of life
Ability to understand world cultures
Understanding of the role of sociologist as citizen
Ability to distinguish facts from value judgments
Skills for cooperating with others
Insights into organizational behavior
Ability to interpret data
Verbal skills
Written skills
Library research skills
Questionnaire construction
Statistical analysis
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Section IVIn this section we have some specific questions about you and what you have been doing since you graduated. Please write the information in the space provided.
What year did you graduate?________
Have you attended graduate or professional school?
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Yes. If yes, please provide the degree that was sought and the name of the department and institution.
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Excluding part-time jobs, list all jobs or positions that you have held since you graduated.
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Section VThis final section is your opportunity to share your thoughts about Sociology as an academic program. We want to identify areas where we are doing well and areas where we need improvement.
What are our strengths? Or what things should we continue to do?
What are our weaknesses? Identify challenges or areas where we can improve.