SOC 250 — Marriage and the Family 3 3 0
This course is designed to offer a sociological analysis of family trends and social behavior in relation to the institution of family. In this course the family is understood not as a static entity, but rather a social institution undergoing constant cha nge as it is impacted and influenced by other societal institutions. This course will present students with the variation in family forms that exist within American society. Topics covered will include family and the economy, family and housework, gay/le sbian families, blended families, love and sex, family violence, and divorce. (S7-902) Prerequisite: SOC 100. Code Course Name Credit Lecture Lab