Department of Social Sciences
Department of Social Sciences
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Phone: 713-221-8014
Email:
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Department Chair
Stephanie Babb, Ph.D.
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Heath & Behavioral Science
Susan Henney, Ph.D.
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Political Science
John Linantud, Ph.D.
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Psychology
Ruth Johnson, Ph.D.
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Sociology
Claude Rubinson, Ph.D.
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Internship Coordinator
Psychology
Travis Crone, Ph.D.
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Internship Coordinator
Health & Behavioral Science
Angelica Roncancio, Ph.D.
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Internship Coordinator
All Other Degrees
David Branham Ph.D.
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The Department of Social Sciences is an interdisciplinary department with courses in eight academic areas: anthropology, health and behavioral sciences, non-profit management, philosophy, political science, prelaw studies, psychology, and sociology. In addition, we offer core classes in social sciences and a military science program.
Undergraduate Majors
Minors
Graduate Programs
M.A. in Nonprofit Management
The Master of Arts in Nonprofit Management (MANPM) is nationally recognized, multidisciplinary program that prepares recent college graduates as well as mid- and senior-level administrators to manage and lead nonprofit organizations of all types.
Visit MANPM WebsiteBenefits of a Social Science Degree at UHD
A degree in any of the social sciences prepares students to be viable job candidates, demonstrating flexibility, adaptability, and social intelligence. UHD social science students are positioned for success through:
- Service Learning. The internship program in the social sciences department focuses on developing real-life skills while serving the Houston population through partnerships with local nonprofit agencies.
- Exceptional Faculty who are dedicated to scholarly activities which promote ethical, quality, innovative research in their respective fields.
- Co-curricular Enrichment. At UHD, learning goes beyond the classroom. Campus organizations represent the wide-ranging professional and personal pursuits of social science students. In addition, the department offers lecture series, open forums, and panel discussions led by faculty and other respected researchers.