Sociology
Department

2008 Joseph F. Smith Building | Provo, UT 84602

Telephone: (801) 422-3392 | Fax: (801) 422-0625 | Email: sociology@byu.edu

Department Chair: Renata Forste | 2008C JFSB

The Mexico Sociology program learns about community organization, development, and poverty by working on projects that have been planned by residents in indigenous villages. Most projects are designed to improve access to water and agricultural production. Here you see the group taking a break from their work for a great photo op.

Jonathan Morgan (left) and Jennifer Mendoza discuss his project presented at the Mary Lou Fulton Mentored Student Research Conference, where he examined the state response to assisted reproductive technologies such as surrogacy, sale of sperm and eggs, artificial insemination, and in vitro fertilization.

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Stock prices drop when protests make headlines

News coverage of protests aimed at publicly-traded companies directly impacts their performance on Wall Street, according to new research by Brayden King, and the size of the story is more important than the size of protests and more powerful than boycotts.

Newly designed Sociology-B.S. begins Fall 2007

Beginning Fall 2007, the requirements for the Sociology-B.S. degree will be updated and redesigned. Students are now required to complete specific courses and a total of 48 credit hours.