61. Sociology Of Aging, The: A Social Problems Perspective sociology of aging, The A Social Problems Perspective. Book sociologyof aging, The A Social Problems Perspective Customer Reviews http://www.medicine-book.com/Sociology_of_Aging_The_A_Social_Problems_Perspectiv

Sociology of Aging, The: A Social Problems Perspective Sociology of Aging, The: A Social Problems Perspective by Authors: Duane A. Matcha Released: 29 July, 1996 ISBN: 0205164684 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: Book > Sociology of Aging, The: A Social Problems Perspective > Customer Reviews: Sociology of Aging, The: A Social Problems Perspective > Related Products Managing Health Services Organizations and Systems Essentials of Managed Health Care with Study Guide, Fourth Edition Social Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Perspective (6th Edition) Cultural Diversity in Health and Illness, Sixth Edition ... medicine books

62. SOCIOLOGY (Satisfies Social Science requirement for the School of Engineering) (Meets UPBBehavioral Sciences requirement). SOC 0475 sociology OF aging. 3 credits. http://www.upt.pitt.edu/upt_academics/sociology.htm

SOCIOLOGY SOC 0003 - TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL CHANGE 3 credits Acquaints the student with major sociological concepts, approaches, and theories that are applicable to the analysis of interactions between technology and society. The discussions are organized around three issues: (1) the effects of technology upon various aspects of social structure and function, (2) the social conditions leading to innovations and the diffusion of innovations throughout society, and (3) technology assessment and environmental impact statement processes as they affect current national decisions bearing on technology/society interfaces. There are no prerequisites for this course. (Satisfies Social Science requirement for the School of Engineering) (Meets UPB Behavioral Sciences requirement) SOC 0007 - SOCIAL PROBLEMS 3 credits This course aims at an understanding of important social problems in American society and an analysis of their causes and consequences. There are no prerequisites for this course. (Meets CAS Public Policy Issues Requirement) (Satisfies Social Science requirement for the School of Engineering) (Meets UPB Behavioral Sciences requirement) Back To Top SOC 0010 - INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY 3 credits Provides beginning students with an introduction to the basic concepts of sociology. Topics include the sociological perspective, culture, research, social groups and social control, social inequality, ageism, sexism, racism, poverty, and the social institutions of family, education, religion, and medicine. The course includes an out-of-class fieldwork assignment in the community. There are no prerequisites for this course. (Meets CAS Social Science or Public Policy Issues Requirement) (Satisfies Social Science requirement for the School of Engineering)

63. Second SENS Roundtable: Anti-aging Biology, Sociology, Ethics And Politics possibility that, within a few decades, biotechnology might be developed that wouldenable us to reverse all the key lifespanlimiting components of human aging http://www.gen.cam.ac.uk/sens/SENS2.htm

SENS home Aubrey de Grey Bio Papers Talks Sources of funding SENS initiatives Prize Journal Institute SENS questions What is it? Why do it? How can we do it? Why aren't most experts saying this? ... HOW SOON SENS meetings Roundtables Conferences SENS targets Why only these? Cells Too few Too many Mut- ations Chromosomal Mitochondrial Junk Inside cells Outside cells Extracellular protein crosslinks Related Writings Sites Media Art SENS 2: Biological, social and political implications of ENS Roundtable meeting, Los Angeles, August 12th 2001 Article Details/Photos On August 12th 2001, a small roundtable meeting was held at UCLA, Los Angeles, to discuss a wide range of issues surrounding the possibility that, within a few decades, biotechnology might be developed that would enable us to reverse all the key lifespan-limiting components of human aging. The meeting was a sequel to one held in Oakland in October 2000 entitled "Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence" (SENS), so the UCLA meeting was entitled "SENS 2". Full funding was generously provided by the Maximum Life Foundation (see http://www.maxlife.org/

64. Adult Life And Aging Concentration least 6 shall be from the listed cognates. sociology Courses sociology366 sociology of aging; sociology 467 - Social Gerontology; http://www.uwsp.edu/sociology/Current/concenemph/adult.htm

Concentration in Adult Life and Aging In addition to a major in Sociology a student may select a concentration in Adult Life and Aging consisting of a minimum of 15 credits. Of the 15 credits, at least 9 shall be from the listed Sociology courses and at least 6 shall be from the listed cognates. Sociology Courses Sociology 366 - Sociology of Aging Sociology 467 - Social Gerontology Sociology 492/3 - Applied Sociology Practicum and Seminar in an Appropriate Setting Sociology 494/5 - Social Work Practicum and Seminar in an Appropriate Setting Sociology 497-99 - Special Work in an Appropriate Area Cognate Courses Economics 328 - Poverty, Welfare, Social Insurance Family and Consumer Education 390 - Adult Education Psychology 465 - Psychology of Aging Students interested in practicing social work with geriatric populations should consider taking social work courses in addition to the concentration in adult life and aging. Return to Sociology Home Page Return to UWSP Home Page

65. University Of Manitoba: Distance Education: Course Results Section. 077.262. The sociology of aging, (3), Independent Study, 05R,1, H01. 077.262. The sociology of aging, (3), Independent Study, 05S,2, H01. http://130.179.193.169/de/FMPro?-DB=distance.fp5&-Format=results.html&course_num

66. Sociology Links W/ Comments of aging. Three courses—sociology of aging, Psychology of aging, andHealth Aspects of aging—each delivered completely over the Web. http://www.seanet.com/~tomlink/soc/

Sociology Links Last Updated: October 5, 1997 page of sociology from our textbook publisher here is the list of links by subject. Very brief description. Categories: Developmental Social Psychology Software Ethics ... Lists Sociology - General Links Good list of links I copied this from Blackwell Publisher's. I can't remember their URL, but know they compiled this. Good variety of sites. WWW Virtual Library site related, Canadian launch site. frames. Communist Manifesto Full text of Karl Marx's famous discussion - basis of much of Conflict Theory . text of deTocqueville's famous description of American life, with some commentary, I believe. Primus spot for selecting a soc book Sociology US Holocaust museum There is not a ton of stuff here yet, but it looks promising. Sociology Classes Theories of Social Change Sztompka, Piotr The Sociology of Social Change. Cambridge, MA: Blackwell, 1994. Chomsky, Noam. World Orders Old and New. New York: Columbia University Press, 1994. Study guide has external links by topic, and questions for the readings.

67. Sociology/Anthropology 3318-Culture And Aging MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND Department of sociology sociology/Anthropology3318Culture and aging. Course sociology/Anthropology 3318-Culture and aging. http://www.ucs.mun.ca/~lewis/SA3318.htm

MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND Department of Sociology Sociology/Anthropology 3318-Culture and Aging Course: Sociology/Anthropology 3318-Culture and Aging Name: Robert M. Lewis, PhD ( fancy home page Classroom: See current course outline below Class Schedule: See current course outline below Office: A-2046 Telephone: 737-3977 or 7443 (to leave message) Office Hours: See current course outline below E-mail: Note: S/A3318 MUST BE IN THE SUBJECT LINE OR E-MAILS WILL PROBABLY BE TREATED AS SPAM. Course Description: The subject of this course is the social and cultural aspects of aging. The emphasis in the course is on how the social sciences (sociology and anthropology in particular) conceptualize and treat old age rather than the specific findings of sociologists and anthropologists on the aged. Course Objectives: This course is designed to introduce you to the sociological and anthropological treatments of aging. The course is also designed to further your familiarity with doing sociology and anthropology, or at least some aspects of that, in particular doing library research and developing some of the skills, both intellectual and practical, necessary to do that. Format: A combination of lecture and seminar course, your input will be required and will partly determine your grade in the course. Think of the your in class participation as a weekly exam in place of a mid-term and final. Specific readings from the textbook will be assigned each week to enable you to prepare for and to participate in the classes. As you read the assigned material think of how they are sociological. All readings should be done critically, while you are expected to understand the readings, you are free to agree or disagree with them; formulating clear and comprehensible criticisms are central to sociology (along with the other social sciences). Don't get behind, as, while there are no wrong views or opinions on the readings, there are uninformed ones.

68. Sociology 222 - Fall 1998 Aging And Ethical Issues sociology 222 Fall 1999 aging and Ethical Issues Professor StephenJ. Cutler Department of sociology. COURSE DESCRIPTION This course http://dmdl.uvm.edu/soc/222/

Sociology 222 - Fall 1999 Aging and Ethical Issues Professor Stephen J. Cutler Department of Sociology COURSE DESCRIPTION This course will examine a variety of ethical dilemmas posed by an aging society and faced by professionals in their work with the older persons. Among the generic issues to be examined are: respect for persons (autonomy vs. paternalism, self-determinati on, informed consent, truth-telling); beneficence (assessing risks and benefits); and justice (just ways to distribute burdens and benefits). Among the substantive issues to be considered are: the use of chronological age as a criterion in the allocation of scarce health-care and other resources; the roles of families, patients, and medical personnel in decisions to forego life-sustaining treatment; limits on patient and client autonomy in decision-making; relationships among health-care personnel and so cial service providers; and the use of older subjects in biomedical, behavioral, and social research. Contact Information Detailed Overview Course Requirements, Evaluation Procedure, and Course Outline Ethics Bibliography ... Topic of the Week Comments on this web page? Contact Ann Donahue

69. Sociologoy/Anthropology | Home Page Dr. Hazel MacRae, sociology of aging; Family; Deviance; Medical sociology; Qualitativemethods. Dr. Sheva Medjuck, Women and work; Women and aging; Ethnicity. http://www.msvu.ca/Sociology_Anthropology/index.asp

Sunday, June 06, 2004 Sociology/Anthropology Department You will find: Sociology Students Full-time Faculty Sociology /Anthropology Students at Mount Saint Vincent University Meet some MSVU students. A couple of current members of the student society. Every year the department holds a lunch for majors and honours students. Here are some people at last year's lunch.... ...enjoying food and conversation Some majors from 1998 And some recent honours students meet the brisk April weather. Return to top Click here to read the Undergraduate Calendar requirements for the Sociology/Anthropology program In addition to specific department requirements, the general university requirements for a Bachelor of Arts (major, advanced major, advanced major certificate, honours, joint honours, or honours certificate) degree must also be fulfilled. Click here to read the Undergraduate Calendar requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree Return to top Full-time Faculty NAME TEACHING AREAS Dr. Joe Tharamangalam

70. Institute On Aging | News Release Discussant Victor W. Marshall, Professor of sociology and Director,Institute on aging, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. http://www.aging.unc.edu/news/2001/0905panel.html

skip to main content about us events research activities ... links get the latest News Home News Releases NC*Aging e-newsletter Aging in the Headlines ... Community Bulletin Board also of interest Publications IOA home search site index ... UNC Home News Release Special Panel Presentation Planned September 5, 2001 The IOA will host a special panel presentation entitled: "Canadian Research On Aging And The Family: A Panel Presentation By Distinguished Canadian Social Gerontologists". The event is co-sponsored by the Jordan Institute for Families at the School of Social Work and the UNC-CH Department of Sociology. All are invited to attend this event on November 12, 2001 from 10:30am-12pm (coffee at 10) at the Friday Center in Chapel Hill, NC. The event will include the following presentations by speakers who are the leading aging and family scholars in Canada: Aging and Family Ties Across Time: Connecting Recent Trends with the Experience of Multigenerational Families Ingrid Connidis , Professor of Sociology and Director, Interdisciplinary Group on Aging, University of Western Ontario Ingrid has published numerous research articles on various facets of family ties and aging, including sibling ties and childlessness, in a range of journals such as Journal of Marriage and the Family, Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences, The Gerontologist, Journal of Family Studies, Research on Aging, Canadian Journal on Aging and Journal of Aging Studies. Her most recent book, Family Ties and Aging, has just been published by Sage (2001).

71. Faculty & Staff Directory | Sociology Research and teaching interests include Gender, aging, Work and Retirement. Sheteaches Principles of sociology; sociology of aging; sociology of Work. http://web.wm.edu/sociology/directory.php?personid=228

72. The Sociology Of Aging The sociology of aging The sociology of aging selected readings Robert C. Atchleyand Mildred M. Seltzer Publisher Belmont, Calif. Wadsworth Pub. http://isbndb.com/d/book/the_sociology_of_aging_a01.html

Home Categories Authors Series Libraries Publishers Help Data My Account Login Logout ISBN: Title: Find this book on: abebooks.com eBay.com powells.com * good source for out of print books! The sociology of aging The sociology of aging: selected readings Robert C. Atchley and Mildred M. Seltzer Publisher: Belmont, Calif. : Wadsworth Pub. Co ISBN: 0-53400-451-2 Notes: Includes bibliographies. Book Details: Language: eng Physical Description: viii, 291 p. ; 24 cm. Libraries this book has an entry in: University of Arizona (last modified on 11/11/2003) Categories this book is listed in: Library Structure > Library of Congress Subject Headings > Gerontology Library Structure > Library of Congress Subject Headings > Aged > United States General Division > Aged > Geographical Division > United States FAQ Contact Us

73. Sociology It includes materials on politics, economics, biology, psychology and sociologyof aging. Return to top of page. Crime, Delinquency and Criminal Justice. http://library.willamette.edu/webstation/subject/sociology/

Sunday , June 6, 2004 Home Research Subject Guides Sociology Jump to: Electronic Indexes Electronic Journals Selected Sites Adulthood and Aging ... Social Research Design Sociology Resources Maintained by: Joni Roberts, Associate University Librarian for Public Services jroberts@ willamette.edu Library-supported Databases Alternative Press (1991- ) Indexes approximately 250 alternative, radical, and left publications that report on and analyze cultural, economic, political and social change. Ninety percent of the publications indexed are unique to API. Bibliography of Asian Studies (1971- ) Provides indexing to western-language monographs, articles and book chapters on all parts of Asia. Ethnic NewsWatch Complete (1984- ) Provides a rich collection of articles, editorials and reviews with a broad diversity of perspectives and viewpoints from the newspapers, magazines and journals of the ethnic and minority press. HLAS Online (Handbook of Latin American Studies) (1935- ) Provides access to books, journal articles, book chapters, and conference proceedings on all aspects of Latin American studies, including Anthropology, Art, Economics, Government and Politics, International Relations, Literature, Music, Philosophy, and Sociology. PAIS International (1972- ) Offers access to topics with an international focus,including public policy, public administration, government relations, political structures and international relations. Provides selective coverage of journal articles, books, book reviews, conference proceedings, and government documents.

74. Internet Resources - Sociology sociology Departments Institutions in US. aging. The GerontologicalSociety of America; National Institute on aging Medical sociology. http://www.hawaii.edu/emailref/internet_resources/Sociology.htm

Sociology Gateways Data Aging Medical Sociology ... Sociology - Yahoo Directory Gateway sites American Sociological Association American Sociological Association - Preparation Guide for ASA Manuscripts BUBL WWW Subject Tree - Sociology Free Resources in Social Research Methods online books, manuals, articles on how to do social research, incl surveys, interviews, observations, research about research methods, free software, how to present data, review of free statistical resources Galaxy Serious Searches - Sociology Information Resources for Sociology - UCSB Library International Institute of Social History Research Resources for the Social Sciences ... WWW Virtual Library: Sociology Data Social Science Data Archives Social Science Data on the Net - UCSD Departments and Associations American Sociological Association Asia Pacific Sociological Association Association for Humanist Sociology International Sociological Association ... Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction (SSSI) Aging The Gerontological Society of America National Institute on Aging Medical Sociology Biomedical Library Series Subject Guide: Sociology of Medicine eSocHealth Crime, Law, Deviance, and Human Services

75. ISA - RC-11 Sociology Of Aging Inter-Congress Conference: Ageing Societies And A ISA RC-11 sociology of aging Inter-Congress Conference Ageing Societies andAgeing sociology - Diversity and Change in a Global World. MediConf ®. http://mediconf.de/recstitl/22769704.HTM

MediConf World Calendar of Medical Events ISA - RC-11 Sociology of Aging Inter-Congress Conference: Ageing Societies and Ageing Sociology - Diversity and Change in a Global World geriatrics, gerontology, aging, care for the elderly, social medicine, sociology of aging, retirement, gender, old age between the family and the welfare state For details on this meeting and more meetings in the same field visit our Medical Specialty Calendar MediConf lists over 10000 future events including conferences, workshops, seminars, symposia and exhibitions in the fields of medicine, healthcare, pharmacology, and biotechnology. Every medical specialty is included, from allergy to zoonoses. MediConf is an excellent source of information for healthcare professionals and the pharmaceutical industry worldwide. Tel: +49-511-443330, Fax: +49-511-442770, E-mail: mediconf@aol.com

76. SOCI 2343 SOCIOLOGY OF AGING SOCI 2343 sociology OF aging. An introduction to aging in light ofsociological theories and current research; comparative analysis http://www.acadiau.ca/registrar/calendar/courses/soci/2343.htm

SOCI 2343 SOCIOLOGY OF AGING An introduction to aging in light of sociological theories and current research; comparative analysis of aging in traditional and industrialized societies, with an emphasis on Canadian society. [SOCI Courses] [Subject List]

77. Sociology Concentrations SOC 150 Introduction to sociology SOC 220 Introduction to Social GerontologySOC 425 sociology of aging and the Life Course SOC 430 Social Welfare http://www.cortland.edu/sociology/socconcentrations.html

Overview of Department Mission Statements Degrees Offered Courses ... Contact Us Sociology Concentrations in Criminology and Social Gerontology The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology Concentrating in Criminology Criminology focuses on the nature and causes of crime. A sociology major with a concentration in criminology prepares students for careers in law, law enforcement, probation, corrections, youth counseling, substance abuse counseling or other areas related to criminal justice and human services. This is not a degree in criminal justice, which is an applied field of study that is more focused on the criminal justice system itself. The BA in sociology with a concentration in criminology is more theoretically-oriented and can enhance prospects for long-term career advancement more readily than applied training can. Completion of requirements for the concentration in criminology is certified on graduation transcripts. Requirements for the Major in Sociology with a Concentration in Criminology In addition to the college’s General Education and foreign language requirements for the BA degree (consult college catalog for an explanation of each), a total of 36 credit hours in sociology are required for the major in sociology with a concentration in criminology.

78. Sociology Undergraduate Programs Sociology Course Descriptions 3305 Social Gerontology An examination of aging in relation to sociology, psychology,biology, law, political science, literature, religion, recreation, and http://www3.baylor.edu/Sociology/undergraduate/undergrad_soc_courses.html

Undergraduate Studies in Sociology, Anthropology, Social Work, and Gerontology: Sociology Course Descriptions Sociology (SOC) Introduction to Sociology An introduction survey course including basic concepts in the field of sociology, the relationship of the individual to culture and to the group, and major social institutions. 1306 Social Problems An analysis of current social problems with emphasis on sociological aspects of problems in education, family life, religion, and other social institutions. 2301 Introduction to Research Methods An introduction to basic methods and techniques of social research. Development of abilities to read, understand, and evaluate social research. 3305 Social Gerontology An examination of aging in relation to sociology, psychology, biology, law, political science, literature, religion, recreation, and health. Special emphasis is placed on seeking ways to improve the quality of life for persons over 35. 3311 Race and Ethnic Relations (Same as Social Work 3311.) A study of local, regional, and national interracial problems. The history of ethnic groups in the United States is reviewed. Discussion centers around relevant sociological and psychological theory based on research. 3318 Mexican-Americans in U.S. Society

79. SOCI5106 SOCI/GRNT5106 (U/G) sociology of aging. CONTACT INFORMATION Dr. RikNewtson Credit 3 hours 123 Faculty Office Building Telephone http://psysoc.colstate.edu/sociology/newtson/SOCI5106/SOCI5106syllabus.htm

SOCI/GRNT5106 (U/G) Sociology of Aging CONTACT INFORMATION Dr. Rik Newtson Credit: 3 hours 123 Faculty Office Building Telephone: 706-565-3580 E-mail: newtson_richard@colstate.edu http://psysoc.colstate.edu/sociology/newtson/SOCI5106/SOCI5106syllabus.htm Department of Psychology and Sociology Columbus State University 4225 University Avenue Columbus, GA 31907 Brief Course Description. This course is required for students pursuing the Graduate Certificate in Gerontology from Columbus State University. Texts The required texts for this class are: Atchley, R. Social Forces and Aging: An Introduction to Social Gerontology (9th ed.). Wadsworth. 2000. ISBN 0-534-53343-4 (This text is required for all students) Cox, H. (Ed.). Annual Editions: Aging 2000/2001. Dushkin/McGraw-Hill. ISBN 0-07-247671-0 (This text is required for all students) Used copies of both above texts are likely to be found locally. If not, you may try

80. Sociology Department: Websites Of Interest To Sociologists Social Theory. Criminology, sociology of aging. Demography, sociology of aging.Gerontological Society of America. National Archive of Computerized Data on aging. http://www.luc.edu/depts/sociology/soclinks.html

Websites of Interest to Sociologists Department of Sociology Applied Sociology Social Theory Criminology Sociology of Aging ... Other Websites of Interest Applied Sociology Center for Urban Research and Learning (CURL) Policy Research Action Group (PRAG) On-Line Conference on Community Organizing and Development Criminology American Society of Criminology Other Criminal Justice Sites Western Society of Criminology Crime, Law, and Related Links on the Web Statistical Sources - Crime (UPenn) Pavnet Online Demography Population Reference Bureau Population Studies Center Penn State Population Research Institute University of North Carolina ... CIESINs U.S. Demography Home Page Feminist/Gender Studies Feminist Majority Foundation Action without Borders National Women's History Project Medical Sociology American Medical Association Association of American Medical Colleges Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care in the United States Demographic and Health Surveys ... Jacobs Institute of Women's Health Political Sociology Historical and Contemporary Electoral Processes The National Governors Association Poverty/Social Welfare/Homelessness National Coalition for the Homeless Homeless Online Bay Area Homelessness Program International Homeless Discussion List and Archives ... University of Maryland Welfare Reform Academy Professional Associations Website of The American Sociological Association Midwest Sociological Society International Sociological Association Society for the Study of Social Problems ... American Society of Criminology Race/Ethnicity Race, Ethnicity and Inequality Links

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