Practicing Sociology in the Community: A Student's Guide
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Practicing Sociology in the Community: A Student's Guide
Designed to inform and guide those who are engaged in community based learning programs, this book strives to help readers practice sociology in the community in an effective and compassionate manner. Providing a solid background on sociological practice, this book successfully illustrates how to practice sociology in the community using approaches that are pertinent to advancing sociological understanding while making a difference in the community and on a personal level. For professionals with a career in sociology, psychology, community relations, social work, and/or education.
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