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The faculty in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology at UNO are committed to social and racial justice. We are saddened, distraught, and angered by the unjust killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, James Scurlock, and many other Black Americans.
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During this time of remote learning, we want to ensure that you have the information you need to be successful. Use this page as a resource for contacts and other information.
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Explore our Undergraduate Programs in Sociology & Anthropology
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Meet the Faculty & Staff in the Sociology & Anthropology Department
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Our online Bachelor’s degree is ranked in the Top 15 in the nation.
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What sociology and anthropology have in common is the way our disciplines reflect and interact with real world issues. At a fundamental level, sociology and anthropology invite us to break through our common sense ideas about the world, allowing us to better understand and potentially improve society.
In the words of our students:
“My professors are the best and incomparable to other departments! They’re all experts!” – Raquel Salinas
“I chose the SOC/ANTH program @UNO because of its strong inter-disciplinary connections. I am able to make connections and work with students and faculty in social work and health communication via research with the MSHRC.” – Aiden Quinn
“I switched to Sociology in order to learn more about society and how to tackle some of the big issues we are facing today in society, like poverty, hunger and violence.” – Plaba Martha Passol
“I chose anthropology because […] it reminded me of when I was younger and would study history and cultures for fun.” – Caleb Velasquez
“The courses offered help provide context on how we as a society got here, and where we may go from here.” – Anonymous