The Social Sciences Department provides a broadly based
orientation to the study of society. Students prepare for a wide
range of careers including elementary and secondary teaching;
federal, state and local government; social service agencies;
criminal justice including law, probation, parole and law
enforcement; and business and industry.For more information on careers and employers, visit Career Services in the Student Services Building 124. Our College of Liberal Arts Advisor, Jill Hayden, is available with valuable information regarding job search strategies, on campus interviewing, jobs fairs, and current job listings.
Below is a partial list of typical employers and job titles that represent many areas in which Social Science majors are employed. Graduates from any of the concentrations are encouraged to consider all of these options as potential avenues of employment.
| Administrative Assistant | Career Counselor | Clinical Social Worker |
| Community Relations Specialists | Correctional Officer | Corporate Legal Assistant |
| Crisis Intervention Specialist | Cultural Resource Manager | Deputy Probation Officer |
| Elementary Education | Family Counselor | Field Archaeologists |
| Human Resource Representative | International Relations Specialist | Law Enforcement Officer |
| Personnel Specialist | Public Affairs Officer | Secondary Education |
| Social Work Coordinator | Technical Writer | Youth Care Worker |
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