Study patterns of human behavior through courses in sociology, anthropology and social work.
Majors choose from three tracks: general sociology, human services and cross-cultural. Professors encourage students to be aware of ongoing social inequalities and engaged with local and global communities to work toward social justice and cultural redemption. Students will learn about the social nature of economic inequality, globalization, family, race, technology, gender, culture, religion and deviance from a Christian perspective. Earn academic credit for internships with agencies addressing social problems. Take advantage of off-campus programs, especially Westmont in San Francisco. Conduct independent research and present work at the Western Sociology-Anthropology Undergraduate Research Conference and Westmont’s Student Research Symposium. Professors work closely with students and get to know them personally
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