Course Information

Course Information
for courses taught by Patrick J. Ashton, Ph.D.

	Principles of Sociology		Conflict Resolution and Mediation		The Community
	Sociology of Work		Social Theory - undergraduate		Social Theory & Practice - graduate
	Sociological Pedagogy		Program Evaluation		Multiculturalism and Diversity
	Professional Development		Remnant Trust at IPFW courses		Technology and Society
	Human Community & the Built Environment Learning Community
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SOC S161 Principles of Sociology
	Current Course Syllabus
	Sample Workbook Assignments
		Workbook for Chapter 1
		Workbook for Chapters 2-5-6
		Workbook for Chapters 3-4-11
		Workbook for Chapters 10-7-9
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SOC S295 Conflict Resolution and Mediation
	S295 Course Syllabus
	P578 Graduate Course Syllabus
	Mediation Roleplay Videos
		Landlord/Tenant Mediation
		Chapter 1: Introduction
		Chapter 2: Storytelling
		Chapter 3: Exchange
		Chapter 4: Agreement

		Client/Caseworker Mediation
		Chapter 1: Introduction to Mediation
		Chapter 2: The Opening
		Chapter 3: Storytelling
		Chapter 4: Exchange
		Chapter 5: Agreement
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Human Community & the Built Environment Learning Community
		Learning Community Shared Syllabus
		Individual, Culture, and Society Syllabus
		Architecture and Urban Form Syllabus

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SOC S309 The Community
	S309 Current Course Syllabus
	P573 Graduate Course Syllabus

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SOC S315 Sociology of Work
	S315 Current Course Syllabus
	S560 Graduate Course Syllabus
	S298 Colloquium in Sociology and Women's Studies: Women and Work

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SOC S340 Social Theory
	S340 Current Course Syllabus
	S440 History of Social Thought Syllabus
	S448 Sociology of Marx Syllabus (jointly with Philosophy 580)

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SOC P540 Principles of Sociological Theory and Practice
	P540 Graduate Course Syllabus
	S410 Undergraduate Course Syllabus
	P540/S410 Final Paper
	P540 Presentation Guidelines
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SOC P576 Sociological Pedagogy
	P576 Sociological Pedagogy Syllabus
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SOC P560 Program Evaluation
	P560 Program Evaluation Syllabus
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SOC P560 Multiculturalism and Diversity
	P560 Multiculturalism and Diversity Syllabus
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SOC P697 Professional Development
	P697 Professional Development Syllabus

Liberal Studies Social Science Seminar Technology and Society: Past, Present, and Future
	D502 Course Syllabus
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Remnant Trust at IPFW Courses
	Introduction to The Remnant Trust at IPFW: The Architecture of Democracy—Roots of Contrasting Social and Political Ideas
		[listed under "Non-credit Courses"]
		Taught jointly with Matt Kubik, Interior Design, this was a free 4-session course offered to the community to introduce the 55 historical early and first-edition works in the exhibit. The course was mandatory for those elementary and secondary schools wishing to be designated Remnant Trust Schools. 115 people enrolled.

	The Architecture of Democracy
		[listed as "Educational Travel Course"]
		A course designed to relate the social and political ideas in the documents of The Remnant Trust at IPFW to an exploration of the architecture and urban spaces of Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, Indiana; Washington, D.C.; and London, England.

	A Personal Video Tour of the Documents of The Remnant Trust at IPFW
		Ten fifteen-minute shows in which I tell the stories behind each of the 55 classic first- and early-edition documents in the exhibit.
		Development of the American Character, Part 1
		Development of the American Character, Part 2
		Advancing the Rights of Humanity, Part 1
		Advancing the Rights of Humanity, Part 2
		The Dark Side of Humanity
		Women and Power
		Business and Ethics
		Science and Society
		Religious Revolutions, Part 1
		Religious Revolutions, Part 2

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