SOCY 2115: Introduction to Organizations
University of North Carolina, Charlotte
The ubiquity of formal organizations is a distinctively modem phenomenon. Today, organizations not only dictate activities at the workplace, but also exert profound impacts on nearly all aspects of modem life. As one of the most vibrant and fast growing branches of the discipline, organizational sociology provides the conceptual tools to understand a variety of organizational processes. In this course, you are introduced to some of the basic concepts and topics in organizational sociology. Special emphases will be placed on the social impacts of organizations.
Average GPA: 3.02
Grade distribution records: 1,244 students across 25 terms.
Grade distribution
| Grade | Students | Percent |
|---|---|---|
| A | 553 | 44.5% |
| B | 321 | 25.8% |
| C | 137 | 11.0% |
| D | 49 | 3.9% |
| F | 97 | 7.8% |
| W | 73 | 5.9% |
Based on 1,244 student grade records across 25 terms and 6 professors.
Instructors
- Holly Suarez 960 students, Average GPA 3.12
- Frederick Caratao 177 students, Average GPA 2.61
- Yang Cao 60 students, Average GPA 2.62
- Elizabeth Clayton 25 students, Average GPA 3.27
- Alyson Stetyick 17 students, Average GPA 3.12
- David Scheaf 5 students, Average GPA 2.80