Race in American Society
Why a Race in American Society Degree From Le Moyne?
American society is a complex mosaic, and our diversity enriches our culture in countless ways. However, there are differences that divide us. Race deeply influences our identities and human experience, and it’s central to critical challenges, injustices and inequalities facing many Americans today.
In pursuing a race in American society minor, you’ll examine the role that race plays in contemporary society, the far-reaching impact of racism, and the social systems and privileges that perpetuate it. You’ll discover how to break down barriers, propel ideas into action and drive real change.
Whether you envision a career in law, policymaking, public health, social service or business, you’ll graduate with an undergraduate degree ready to make a meaningful difference working in service of others and building bridges and community.
Understanding the Wide-Reaching Impact of Institutional Racism
Dive deep into the study of prejudice versus discrimination, social structures and how to become an anti-racist activist.
The Race in American Society Minor
The 15-credit minor in race in American society complements a wide range of majors, including sociology, political science, psychology, human resource management, anthropology and more. All students in the program will take the Introduction to Race in American Society class and a capstone course. Course examples include Race, Gender, and Justice, New Directions in Black Science Fiction, Ethics from the Perspective of the Oppressed, and Sports Economics.
Anthropology, Criminology & Sociology Undergraduate Degrees
If you’re interested in a race in American society minor, you might also consider a major in criminology or sociology. Sociology also offers a direct-entry path to the OT program for those interested in occupational therapy.
Anthropology, Criminology & Sociology Minors
In addition to Race in American Society, the Department of Anthropology, Criminology and Sociology offers additional minors.
The Le Moyne anthropology, criminology and sociology faculty bring you experiences from all walks of life – from working abroad to studying feminist theory to teaching students for decades. They’re scholars, sociologists, editors, anthropologists, researchers, activists and, above all, educators.
Race in American Society Careers & Median Salaries
$89,034 Policy Advocate
$98,590 Sociologist
$62,231 Journalist
$72,980 Healthcare Social Worker
$135,740 Attorney
$89,034 Policy Advocate
$98,590 Sociologist
$62,231 Journalist
$72,980 Healthcare Social Worker
$135,740 Attorney
Le Moyne instilled in me the importance of cultivating inclusivity and appreciating social justice through a Christian perspective. Despite facing challenges upon arriving at Le Moyne, the education and support I received prepared me for a life of independence.”
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