Title: Textbook - Chapter Assignments
Course: SOC 210 RTZ

Using your text to understand and delve into the often difficult topics of gender and the intersectionalities such as poverty, class, race, sexuality, religion, media, and much more is a critical use or our time. Thus we will split the book up and have each of you write an analysis of the chapter you are assigned. In this write up you should cover the main points of the chapter, 3 things you did not know, 3 things you think is relevant for all of us to understand and how you viewed the chapter overall.

Be sure to use the Sociological Analysis and Critical Thinking files to assist you in analyzing. This should be considered a kind of preparation to your final paper, practice your critical thinking and writing.

Each student will be assigned a chapter to discuss here. Keep in mind that you will simply summarize the over all points of the chapter and provide how the chapter has exposed shifting paradigms, stereotypes, and intersectionality. Other points will be appreciated and will assist your peers in their understanding of the chapter. You must submit your DB by date next to your name and all peers must respond to your post By Monday Night 11:30 PM AZ time. Some of you will share a chapter so please be sure you both post in your week!

Chapters                                                                                            Due Date

1 Ellyn Ingerick                                                                           Friday, February 5

2 Amanda Curley                                                                       Friday February 5

3 Devin Rackley                                                                        Friday February 12

4 Leo Poole                                                                              Friday February 12

5 Christian Sollars                                                                     Friday February 19

6 Stephanie Welsh                                                                    Friday February 19

7 Jessica Garduno                                                                    Friday February 26

8  Elizabeth Boblett                                                                   Friday February 26

9 Jessica Esparza                                                                     Friday March 4

10 Alana Mohoroski                                                                   Friday March 4

11  Tracey Goins                                                                       Friday March 11

12  Alexis Kacsmarowski                                                           Friday March 11

13 The entire class                                                                    Friday March 25

14 The entire class                                                                    Friday March 25

I am really looking forward to your participation and key insights. Please note that if we have a student drop I may move you to another chapter, I hope that does not happen, yet, I will be in contact IMMEDIATELY if that occurs.

You just need to click on your name and it will take you to your discussion board.