Sociology Department
Sociology introduces students to the scientific study of human relations and social structures, which emphasizes the interaction between personality, culture, and society. Few fields have such a broad scope and relevance. Sociology majors will explore topics like: Racial groups, social class, gender roles, law, policy, human trafficking, violence, social movements, global inequalities, human rights, pop culture, social norms, deviance, mate selection, sexuality, and family dynamics.
Mt. SAC LEAD Program
The Mt. SAC Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Program recognizes and gives credit to students who are assuming a leadership role in the formation and implementation of community service projects. The students learn leadership skills by attending leadership training sessions or a leadership retreat. The goals include exposing students to community service activities and involvement and having students apply sociological theories and concepts to their volunteer experience. This program is designed to give students a chance to work together in groups to assess needs in the community and to create, plan, and execute community service events that benefit organizations and projects in which they are interested.
Sociology Club
The goal of Sociology Club is to provide students with networking opportunities, explore the dynamic major together, and host events related to future club goals. For more information, please contact Professor Ivan Sanchez or Professor Kimberly Rillorta.
- Instagram: @Mt.SAC Sociology Club
American Sociological Assocation (ASA)
- ASA Major in Sociology information for students.
Our Professors
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Dr. Linda Rillorta
Professor Emerita -
Marlene Gallarde, M.A.
Professor -
Karla Hernandez, M.A.
Professor
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Susana Cevallos, M.A.
Department Chair/Professor -
Jean-Pierre Gatillon, M.A.
Professor -
Ivan Sanchez, M.A.
Professor
Email for availability
Building 26D-2481E
(909) 274-7500, ext. 4786
scevallos2@mtsac.edu
www.mtsac.edu/sociology/
