Analysis of social significance of a selected range of contemporary non-elite cultural forms in the United States, such as rock music, television programming, and popular literature. Prerequisite: Three hours of Sociology.
Subject
SOC
Course Number
150
Credits
3.00
Course Sections
| Course | Section | Title | Instructor | Term | CRN (Reg #) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Spring 2011 | 10646 |
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Fall 2010 | 90779 |
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Spring 2010 | 10778 |
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Fall 2009 | 91146 |
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Spring 2009 | 11119 |
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Fall 2008 | 91265 |
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Spring 2008 | 11291 |
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Fall 2007 | 91249 |
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Spring 2007 | 11079 |
| SOC 150 | A | Popular Culture | Jeffrey Haig | Fall 2005 | 92001 |