Undergraduate Program
Activities
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Alpha Kappa Delta
Alpha Kappa Delta is an international honor society in Sociology, which was founded for the purposes of stimulating scholarship and promoting the scientific study of social phenomena for the promotion of human welfare.
Academically distinguished students are nominated for membership in Notre Dame’s Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta in either their junior or senior year. During their senior year, AKD members who were initiated as juniors are encouraged to become involved in activities that enhance the intellectual life of the department, for example, editing Sociological Voices and/or sponsoring speakers.
Sociology Club
The Sociology Club is a student organization on campus that aims to increase awareness of the Sociology Department at Notre Dame and highlight the field of sociology in general. The club’s events include information sessions, service projects, movies, discussions about careers and graduate school, and most importantly free food!
This Year's Events
T-Shirt Sales
Sociology Week
Sociology Department Dinner with faculty, grad students, and interested undergrads
Lecture Series
Movie Night
Past Years' Events
Concession Stand
Talk on Human Trafficking by Bridgette Carr
Bowling for Katrina Victims
Crafts at the RCLC
Movie Watches
Discussion about Social Work with Alumni
Officers
President: Josh Cook
Vice President: Kaitlyn Conway
Secretary: Nancie Otto
Treasurer: Erin Dobberton
Contact Information
Email: socclub@nd.edu
Website: www.nd.edu/~socclub
Sociological Voices
Sociological Voices is a student-managed journal dedicated to publishing sociological research by undergraduate students at Notre Dame. It serves as a forum where undergrads can publish and receive recognition for their scholarly accomplishments. To learn more, visit http://sociology.nd.edu/journals-and-centers/sociological-voices/
“Style Guide” for Authors Preparing Papers for Submission to Sociological Voices
All Sociology majors are encouraged to follow the manuscript style guidelines required by Sociological Voices. These guidelines were developed by SV Editor, Russell S. Faeges, and are based upon the manuscript style guidelines of the American Sociological Association. For a copy of the guidelines, follow this link:
SV Style Guide