Sociology & Human Services Degree
Do you know how you can serve your community and make the world a better place? A degree in Sociology & Human Services is a great place to start! Led by a dynamic faculty, FLC’s Sociology Department blends experiential learning with writing and theory courses to develop the skills you need to work for the welfare of others.
Earn 15 credits with this mandatory internship program. This program culminates in a research project that lets you:
A faculty mentor will guide you, ensuring your learning is relevant and rewarding.
You’re matched with an organization in the Four Corners region whose mission aligns with your interests.
The Sociology Department has over 70 long-term partnerships with organizations like All Our Kin Collective, FLC Grub Hub, FLC Native American Center, Habitat for Humanity, La Plata Youth Services, and more.
Meet with the Block Coordinator the semester BEFORE you plan to register.
The Block Coordinator will help you find an internship for the next semester and give you special permission for the following courses: SOC 315, 316, 320, 495.
Block Coordinator: Becky Clausen, clausen_r@fortlewis.edu. Jones Hall 124.
Program Licensure Information
Program Name: SociologyProgram Degree/Certificate: Bachelor of ArtsDelivery Mode: Lecture
Important Note: Colorado is a member of the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA) through the Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education (WICHE). Because each state has its own laws and standards regarding teacher preparation, our programs do not prepare candidates for licensure in states other than Colorado. If you are planning to seek professional licensure or certification in a state other than Colorado, you should contact the appropriate licensing entity in that state. They can provide information and guidance regarding licensure or certification requirements, and how the Colorado license may transfer before program completion.
State Licensure Determination: Before enrolling, students must determine if this program aligns with licensure requirements in their intended state of practice.
Meets Requirements: Colorado
Does Not Meet Requirements: States other than Colorado, as this program does not specifically prepare candidates for licensure outside of Colorado.
Reciprocity Licensure Resources by State:
Additional Steps for Licensure
To achieve licensure or certification in teaching, students may need to:
Student Responsibility
It is the student’s responsibility to contact the appropriate licensing entity in the state in which they plan to practice to:
Contact Information
If you have questions about licensure or further steps, please contact us.
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"FLC’s Sociology major provides real-world skills that help students make sense of the complex relationship between personal and social life, grounding their education in action."
The road ahead
With guidance and mentorship from passionate and dedicated faculty, immersive experiential opportunities, and small classes, you'll graduate ready to work or prepared for an advanced degree.
Imagine yourself as a: