SOC 3313 credits
SOC 331: Wealth and Poverty
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- What do poverty and wealth mean? Who is poor, who is rich, and what are the causes and consequences of each? What should be done, if anything, about wealth and poverty? This course explores issues related to poverty and wealth, including housing/homelessness, crime/incarceration, and immigration, race, and gender.
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- Sociology
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Professors who have taught SOC 331
- Brenda Moore
- Erin Hatton
- Richard Strahan
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