Professor Demmitt's Home Page
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My name is
Kevin Demmitt and I am a Professor of Sociology at Clayton State University and
the Assistant Vice President of Academic Outreach.
All of the course materials for the classes I
teach are available on the WebCT
Vista server.You must be enrolled in a class to access most of the
course materials, but you can look at examples of past syllabi to get an idea of
what is required in each class.
In March 2009 I will be teaching Experience Italy, a study abroad course in
Italy. Please feel free to
contact me for more information.
Please feel free to contact me with any
questions or comments at kevindemmitt@clayton.edu or call 678.466.4802.
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Recent Syllabi (Contact instructor for current syllabi)
SOCI 2293 Introduction to
Marriage and Family (online)
SOCIOLOGY LINKS
Professional Associations
American
Sociological Association
Southern Sociological Society
Teaching Sociology
National
Council on Family Relations
Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences
National White Collar Crime Center
Textbook Links
Wadsworth Sociology Resource Center: Interactive Quizzes and Sociological
Links
Tips
for Completing ExplorIt Workbook Assignments
Race and Ethnicity Links
The Multicultural Pavilion at the University of Virginia
Diversity
Multicultural Links
Links
LION Multicultural Forum
Education Links
History/Social
Studies Web Sites for K-12 Teachers
Developing Educational Standards - Georgia
Georgia WWW Registry
Social Science Research
A Short History of the Internet
Inter-university
Consortium for Political and Social Research - well-known
source for social science data
Search
Engine Guide - provides information on the major www search
engines
Bureau
of Labor Statistics
U.S. Census Data
Social
Sciences Data on the Net - search engine maintained by the
University of California - San Diego
American
Sociological Association - links to data and publications
Internet Sources
by Academic Discipline - University of California - Berkeley
World
Wide Web Searching Strategy - developed by the University of
California - Berkeley
How
to Choose the Search Tools You Need - excellent description
of WWW search engines
National
Center for Health Statistics