The Department works to provide students with consistent and high-quality advising for their coursework and post-graduation goals through personal contact with an advisor. Advisors work directly with each student to develop a course plan that capitalizes on their interests while helping students make continual progress towards graduation.
Around the mid-point of each semester, students whose primary major is sociology will be contacted by email about coming in for advising with one of the advisors. Advising hours are first-come, first-served during open advising hours. Hours are sent out over email to all sociology majors and posted in the sociology department.
Students should come prepared by bringing a current degree evaluation or audit sheet and a list of classes they are interested in taking the following semester. During the meeting, the advisor and student will work together to develop a registration plan, and the advisor will provide the student with the advising code required for registration. A meeting with the advisor is required to obtain the advising code.
Students who have sociology as a second major are not assigned to Sociology for advising but instead to the advisor in their primary major department. We recommend that these students also make an appointment to meet with a Sociology advisor to ensure they are making informed choices as to how best to meet their second major requirements.
Please direct questions regarding advising and the undergraduate curriculum to:
Trevor Hoppe Director of Undergraduate Studies 317 Graham Building tahoppe@uncg.edu
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Scholarships
The UNCG Sociology, Criminology, and Justice Studies Department offers a number of scholarships, honors, and awards to its students including, but not limited to:
THE DAVID & MARLENE PRATTO SCHOLARSHIP
DR. PAUL LUEBKE ENDOWED AWARD IN SOCIOLOGY
BILLIE MAY NEW CARROLL ’45 SCHOLARSHIP
THE DR. DAVID MITCHELL SOCIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP
SOCIOLOGICAL PRIZES IN THEORY, METHODS, & CRIMINOLOGY
Please contact the UNCG Sociology, Criminology, and Justice Studies Department for further details.
Graduate Student Handbook
The purpose of this handbook is to provide graduate students with information about the policies, procedures and requirements for graduate study in sociology, criminology, and justice, and to help you understand the expectations of the Sociology faculty and the UNCG Graduate School.