General Social Science (BA/BS)
In the General Social Science major, students learn to think critically and logically, communicate clearly, and work creatively. This is accomplished by taking courses across a wide range of perspectives, including sociology, geography, political science, anthropology, economics, and history. In addition, the major requires students to take courses in the methods and tools of the social sciences. This gives students skills in social research, which prepares them for graduate education and work with survey organizations, planning departments, and other fields.
Contact: Diane Pritchard, dpritch@uoregon.edu, 541-617-4660.
General Social Science Faculty
Anthropology:
Tom Connelly, staff archaeologist, Museum of Cultural and Natural History, University of Oregon
Dennis Jenkins, staff archaeologist, Museum of Cultural and Natural History, University of Oregon
Patrick O'Grady, staff archaeologist, Museum of Cultural and Natural History, University of Oregon
Brian O'Neill, staff archaeologist, Museum of Cultural and Natural History, University of Oregon
Guy Tasa, staff archaeologist, Museum of Cultural and Natural History, University of Oregon
History:
David del Mar, Professor of History
Kevin Hatfield, Professor of History
Sociology:
Charles Drake, Instructor of Sociology
Leslie Minor-Evans, Instructor of Sociology
