Welcome
Sociology teaches the basic assumption that humans are social beings rather than strictly biological organisms. Human behavior is created and sustained through social interaction in groups. Society is created through vast social processes which affect us as individuals in everything we do. If we are to change ourselves and society, we must first understand the social forces that shape us and the world that we live in. Sociology studies all aspects of social life. Join us in an adventure into the world in which you live in where Sociology will give you a new vision for yourself and the world.
If you have advising questions you can call Dr. Chuck Gallmeier at 219-981-4236.
If you are graduating in May or August, see Ms. Diane Robinson immediately in the Arts and Sciences office in Hawthorn Hall, Room 231 to apply for graduation. If you have any questions about graduation, you can reach Diane Robinson at 219-980-6733.
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