Sociology/Anthropology/Criminal Justice
Clubs & Honor Societies
Student Awards
Lieberman Award
 The Lieberman Award is presented annually to
the students in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal
Justice who graduate with the best academic performance in each
concentration and to the outstanding student intern. The Irwin Goldberg
Research Award is given annually to the student who submits the paper
best reflecting sociological research techniques. The paper may have
been written for any sociology course or as an independent research
project.
Honor Societies
A chapter of
Alpha Kappa Delta,
the national honor society in sociology, was established at the
university in 1988. The Honors Program is available for those students
wishing to graduate with departmental honors. Majors can participate in
independent research, internships and field experiences, as appropriate.
Clubs
Anthropology Club
The Anthropological Society of Towson University (ASTU) is a student run
organization based on promoting an interest in the holistic study of
anthropology. The club seeks to foster the exchange of ideas and
research between students, faculty, and outside guests, and to utilize
the resources of Towson University, our department, and the surrounding
community to extend anthropology beyond the classroom. All
interested students and faculty are welcome.
Website:
http://groups.google.com/group/ASTU (External Link)
Criminal Justice Club
Website:
http://pages.towson.edu/msealock/cjsa.htm
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