About the Department of Social Sciences and Education
The Department of Social Sciences and Education at 91做厙 Regionals brings together the strengths of the former Departments of Education and Society, Justice and Community Studies, and Social and Behavioral Sciences. Through an integrated learning approach to teaching and learning, the department prepares students to understand people, improve communities, and lead meaningful change.
Our accomplished faculty create a dynamic learning environment that encourages active student participation, critical thinking, service learning, applied research, and community engagement.
What Social Sciences and Education Students Put Into Action
Social Sciences and Education students don't wait until graduation to make a difference.
You may:
- Conduct research with people, communities, and social systems
- Gain field experience in schools, agencies, healthcare settings, and justice organizations
- Develop leadership, communication, and advocacy skills
- Apply classroom learning to real-world social and educational challenges
- Support individuals, families, and communities through service and outreach
- Collaborate with educators, counselors, healthcare professionals, and community leaders
- Create solutions that improve lives and strengthen communities
Chair's Welcome
Welcome to the newly formed Department of Social Sciences and Education, which brings together the strengths of the departments of Education and Society, Justice and Community Studies, and Social and Behavioral Sciences. Our accomplished faculty combine academic expertise with real-world experience to provide high-quality, hands-on learning both online and at our Hamilton campus.
Through collaborative learning, field experiences, and career-focused instruction, we prepare students for success in areas including education, criminal justice, kinesiology and health, sport leadership, social work, psychology, and community engagement. Graduates leave with the critical thinking, communication, leadership, and analytical skills needed to thrive in the workplace, graduate school, or law school.
If you have questions about our programs or admission requirements, please email us or call 513-785-3024. We look forward to seeing you on campus or online.
Tracey Hoffman, Interim Chair