The Social Science program prepares students who desire a broad, liberal arts education in the social sciences. Students take coursework in the fields of anthropology, social economics, geography, government, history, sociology, public administration, psychology, criminal justice, and social work. The department offers a major, concentration, and minor.
Acclimatizes new Evangel students to the University. Encourages the intellectual and practical orientation to the challenges and opportunities of University life and learning. Students learn about the mission of the University and EU20 themes while learning to build relationships within the department, and by attending campus- wide events.
Examines elementary principles of research and writing for the various disciplines within the Social Sciences. Topics include development of research skills, critical thinking, writing styles, and analytical writing.
Sophomore standing, Social Science major.
Available as needed. Topics include 260/460: Ancient, 261/461: Medieval Europe, 262/462: Africa, 263/463: Asia, 264/464: Latin America, 265/465: American Religion and Society, 266/466: North America, 267/467: United States, 268/468: Western Europe, 269/469: Eastern Europe.
Secondary Education with a major or minor in the Social Sciences department.
Offered on demand. Selected areas of intensive study in Social Science. Emphasis on individual research.
Senior status and permission of the department.
