Bachelors in Sociology

Do you want to understand how our identities, everyday interactions, and local and global social patterns matter in the tech industry, politics, families, health, media, the arts, law and criminal justice systems, schools, social movements, our connection to nature and the built environment, and many other areas Do you have a passion for understanding intersecting social inequalities in terms of race, class, gender, ability, sexuality, and age Are you intrigued by how social networks and group dynamics impact our individual decisions If you find yourself seeking answers to these questions, and if you are interested in how your own personal story influences and is influenced by our social, cultural, and natural contexts, then you will find sociology courses at Whitman to be intellectually and personally fulfilling.