Intelligence Office for International Terror Risk, Federal Bureau of Investigation.Supreme Court Detail, United States Secret Service.Therapist, Youth Services of Bucks County.Supports coordinator/case manager, Montgomery County.Residential program specialist, Penn-Mar Organization.Regional director, Joint Action in Community Service.Recruitment manager, Bucks Association for Retarded Citizens.Public services assistant, Hennepin County.Program supervisor, United Cerebral Palsy Central Pennsylvania.Program director, Berks Community Action Program.Primary case manager, AIDS Community Alliance.Mental health intensive care manager, Path, Inc.Medical social worker, Visiting Nurse Association of Somerset Hills.Licensed mental health counselor, Department of Elder Affairs.Legal advocate, Women’s Resources of Monroe County.Intensive case manager, Children’s Crisis Treatment Center.Intelligence analyst, Federal Bureau of Investigation.Eligibility specialist, Delaware County.Early intervention therapist, Montgomery County.Director, social service, Brandywine Hospital.Director, shelter services/housing, Opportunity House.Director, marketing, Stone Ridge Village Retirement Community.Coordinator, support services, Peninsula Volunteers Rosener House.Coordinator, child life therapy, Walter Reed Army Medical Center.Clinical case manager, Horizon Behavioral Services.Client services specialist, Schuylkill Community Action.Caseworker, Berks County Children and Youth Services.Case manager, Goodwill Industries of Central Pennsylvania.Achieving breadth of knowledge across socio-anthropological substantive areas and depth within one area.terms, concepts and theories) that they have gained in their socio-anthropological coursework. Writing and speaking clearly and fluently while also incorporating the socio-anthropological knowledge (i.e.Practicing the skill of connecting social observations with theory so that theories can be used by graduates throughout their lives to develop sophisticated assessments about the causes and effects of human actions.Developing a foundation of socio-anthropological theory about the way humans interact with the social and physical world such that they can use them to understand and assess a variety of human actions around the world.Developing the skills and knowledge to conduct basic socio-anthropological investigations.Finding, understanding and critically assessing scholarly and analytic bodies of socio-anthropological literature.
Breaking free from the leash of cultural conformity by learning to think critically and creatively about issues for themselves without relying on others (authorities) to make the assessments for them.We seek to ensure that graduates of the department are amply equipped with skills in analytical thinking, writing and research, and with an understanding and appreciation of the varieties of social organization and their effect on the human condition by: The Department of Sociology and Anthropology is committed to the tradition of the Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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