Internet Links for Sociology Students

General Sociology Links

• SocioSite: Sociological Subject Areas
• SOSIG: Sociology (Social Science Information Gateway)
• The SocioWeb
• Julian Dierkes' Sociology Links
• Sociology from the Argus Clearinghouse
• Sociological Resources by Janet Tonner
• Random Link from the Sociology Web Ring

Information Sources

• Census Bureau Home Page
• Maps
• Federal Government Links
• CUNY Library Services: Licensed Resources/Databases
  

Professional Associations

• American Sociological Association
• The American Evaluation Association
• Eastern Sociological Society

Codes of Ethics

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• American Sociological Association
• Program Evaluation Standards from The American Evaluation Association

Graduate Programs in Sociology

If you are interested in applying to sociology graduate school make sure to speak to a faculty member as early as you can--in your junior year if possible.

NYU has a list of All US Sociology Graduate Programs

Local Graduate Programs

• MA Program in Applied Social Research at Queens College
• The Graduate Program in Applied Social Research:Overview at Hunter College
• Ph.D Program in Sociology, Graduate Center, City University of New York
• Columbia University Sociology Department
• Department of Sociology, New York University
• Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology Home Page at Fordham University
• Sociology at the Graduate Faculty of Political and Social Science - New School University
• Sociology at Stony Brook

Here are some helpful resources on applying to graduate school.

• Project 1000. Their information and advice is excellent. Their booklet is definitely worth reading whether or not you are eligible for the program services. A printed copy is in the Duffy Lounge. Eligible students receive fee waivers at up to seven schools.
• Graduate Fellowship Notebook From Cornell, a very thorough listing of opportunites.
• Office of Educational Opportunity and Diversity Programs at the Graduate Center
• The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans Graduate support for Green card holders, naturalized citizens or the children of 2 naturalized citizens.
• If you need a fee waiver (applications usually cost about $60) contact the schools well in advance. The University of Chicago and Big Ten Schools cooperate to offer the CIC Fee Waiver Program for minority students.
• The Hunter College Sociology Club has a nicely designed form for managing graduate school applications.

Computer Information

• How to log on to alpha and use pine for email
  
• How to email a file using alpha and pine
  

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