Department of Social Science
Current syllabi - Fall 2009
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Asian American Studies
AAS 020. Women of Color in the US -
AAS 033A. Asian Americans in the United States Historical and Political Process
AAS 125. Filipino Experience in the United States - Habal syllabus
AAS 136. WWII Press Coverage: Holocaust Concentration Camps and Japanese Internment Camps - Gotliffe syllabus
AAS 175. Asian American Communities
AAS 180. Individual Studies
AAS 185. Multicultural Perspectives within American Society - Habal syllabus
AAS 186. The Vietnamese Experience in America - Do syllabus
AAS 190. Internship
AAS 193. Women and Minorities in the Social Sciences - Ochoa syllabus
^Back to topSocial Sciences
SOCS 015. Statistical Applications in the Social Sciences - Asquith syllabus
SOCS 100W. Writing Workshop - Walters syllabus
SOCS 137. California in Historical and Social Scientific Perspectives - Davis syllabus
SOCS 138. United States in Historical and Social Science Perspectives
Gutierrez section 1 & section 2
SOCS 139. The World in Historical and Social Science Perspectives
SOCS 177. Society and Education
Gutierrez syllabus
Alaniz syllabus
SOCS 180. Individual Studies - Alaniz
SOCS 190. Internship - Alaniz
SOCS 193. Women and Minorities in the Social Sciences - Ochoa syllabus
SOCS 195. Theory and Practice in the Social Sciences -
SOCS 199. Senior Thesis
^Back to topSocial Science Education
SSED 184I. Student Teaching for Social Science Individualized Interns - Gutierrez
SSED 184Y. Student Teaching II - Classroom Teaching - Gutierrez
SSED 184Z. Student Teaching III - Classroom Teaching - Gutierrez
Women's Studies Courses
WOMS 010. Perspectives on Sex and Gender Roles
section 1 Gerami syllabus
section 2 Bakhru syllabus
section 3 Gallardo syllabus
section 4 Gerami syllabus - ONLINE
WOMS 020. Women of Color in the US -
WOMS 96fq. Doing Gender with Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Metropolitan University Scholars Experience / MUSE)
WOMS 101. The Study of Women
Gerami syllabus
WOMS 102. Global Women
WOMS 107. Psychology of Women - Boyd syllabus
WOMS 131. Gender, Sexuality, and Religion - Rycenga syllabus
WOMS 160. Women, Race and Class - Ochoa syllabus
WOMS 175. Sociology of Masculinity and Femininity
Leisenring syllabus
Murray syllabus
WOMS 180. Individual Studies - Gerami
WOMS 190. Internship - Gerami
WOMS 193. Women and Minorities in the Social Sciences - Ochoa syllabus
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Academic Integrity Statement
The Department of Social Science adheres strictly to the academic guidelines established by the Office of Student Conduct and Ethical Development. All students should know:
Your own commitment to learning, as evidenced by your enrollment at San Jose State University, and the University's Academic Integrity Policy requires you to be honest in all your academic course work. Faculty members are required to report all infractions to the Office of Student Conduct and Ethical Development. The policy on academic integrity can be found at http://sa.sjsu.edu/student_conduct/
Accessibility Statement
The department is also in full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities of Act. Students with disabilities should know:
If you need course adaptations or accommodations because of a disability, or if you have emergency medical information to share with me, or if you need to make special arrangements in case the building must be evacuated, please make an appointment with me as soon as possible, or see me during office hours. Presidential Directive 97-03 requires that students with disabilities register with the Disability Resource Center to establish a record of their disability (924-6000).”
More information concerning students with disabilities is available from the Disability Resource Center Office at 924-6000.
Spring 2006
AAS 033B. Asian Americans in the United States Historical and Political Process