Department of Sociology, Criminal Justice and Anthropology (SCJA)

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Anthropology | Criminal Justice | Gerontology  |  Sociology
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During the winter term, students are sometimes interested in taking a course at a different institution close to their home and transferring those credits to Quinnipiac.

If you’re considering taking a course away from Quinnipiac this winter, be sure to …

By CAS360

The preparation you receive while studying in the College of Arts and Sciences is a great jump start to developing the human-centered skills you will need to succeed in the future workplace as artificial intelligence and other technological advances change …

By CAS360

Jill Fehleison (History) and Mary Paddock (Modern Languages and Interdisciplinary Studies) delivered presentations at the 2019 Association for Interdisciplinary Studies conference in Amsterdam. The theme of the conference was “Interdisciplinarity in Global Contexts.” Profs. Fehleison and Paddock presented on “Reacting …

By Danielle Pomponi

Ed Abbey, ‘The Thoreau of the American West’: Down the River and on the Open Road with Thoreau, Whitman, and Abbey,” published in Journal of the West, vol. 58, No. 3 (Summer 2019), 22-28.

By Danielle Pomponi

We are pleased to announce that we are recruiting students for a National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates (NSF REU) opportunity, sponsored by NSF, the University of South Alabama and Quinnipiac University – The Bioarchaeology of Bronze Age Social Systems.

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