Explores the social meanings of masculinities among both women and men, the varieties of experiences of masculinities along lines of age, social class, race/ethnicity, sexuality, as well as considerations of the embodiment of masculinities. We explore these issues by focusing specifically on varying forms of inequality that both shape and are shaped by different social locations.
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UnitsOptional
Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeUpper division only
Level LimitLetters and science
CollegeI also took Soc 147 with him! He is the best sociology professor take his classes .
I love Dr. Sobotka. This was my second class with him, and he's wonderful. I enjoyed crafting our experiments. It was helpful to work on the final project throughout the entire quarter. Only one foundational test. Take this class!
There were 3 papers and 3 tests (MCQ + short answers) for the class. As long as you attend lectures and take notes, you'll be fine. His lectures were inspirational, and you will learn a lot from him. Definitely recommend taking any of his classes!
Super engaging and the lectures are digestible and easy to understand! Attendance is required as there are iclicker questions during lecture that track your attendance. There are 3 midterms (no consecutive) that are 20 mc and 1 sa each, but all are worth a lot of points so getting one question wrong can ding you a bit. Overall, enjoyed the class!
As a professor he does a good job engaging students in lectures and I can tell he cares. But this class is WAYYY too much work, ~500 word assignment every week, 2 exams 1 group project. My TA was also very biased with grading the weekly assignment. I got pts deducted for minor citation errors but my friend who did the same always got full credit…
He is so nice and understanding. He cares about our opinions and makes the classroom environment feel safe. I would recommend a class with him!
Erik Nielsen
3.8
John Baldwin
3.7
Denise Segura
2.2