Introductory to Social Institutions

Introductory to Social Institutions

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SociologySocial Science
When Taught

Spring 2027

Status
Approved
Semester Teaching
Fall '26
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03/26/2026
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Course Plan
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Interest

Learning how I can apply these principles in both my teaching and professional lives

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Engagement Description

They will have to examine various examples of social change and analyze the reasons for change and the consequences of the change.

Community Engagement
Social Action
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A colleague

Grant Category
Social Action
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Title

Associate Professor

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Mtg Category
SA Institute
Mtg Location
Rochester
Mtg Semester
Fall
Mtg Year
2026
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AlisonMc Letchie

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AI key info

- Theories and processes of social and cultural change - Examination of social change examples - Analysis of reasons and consequences of change

AI summary

The course examines theories and processes of social and cultural change in communities and societies, emphasizing the application of these principles in teaching and professional contexts. It is taught by Alison McLetchie at South Carolina State University and includes community engagement focused on social action.

Takeaways

- Course Title: Introductory to Social Institutions - Taught By: Alison McLetchie, Associate Professor - Scheduled for: Spring 2027 - Course Description: Examines theories and processes of social and cultural change. - Engagement: Analyze examples of social change and its consequences. - School: South Carolina State University - Interest: Applying principles in teaching and professional lives.

Discipline
Sociology / Social Sciences
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Region
South
State Name

South Carolina

Sub-Region
South Atlantic