Carl Milofsky

Professor of Sociology
e-mail: milofsky@bucknell.edu;
phone: (570) 577-3468;
fax (570) 577-3760 (university)
or (570) 577-3543 (department);
(570) 577-1117 (secretary);
Department of Sociology and Anthropology,
Bucknell University,
Lewisburg, PA 17837.

Carl Milofsky

Page updated January 7, 2009


 

Milofsky, Flack, & Bogside Artists

In Spring, 2009, Professor Milofsky is teaching:

SOCI 130, Medicine and Society, MWF, 12-12:52

SOCI 322, Sociology of Medicine, MW, 3-4:22

UNIV 245 (AIDS), 10:00-10:52 , (offered Spring 2009 under Prof. Amy Wolaver's name)

SOCI 351, Field Research (projects in Berwick and at the North Central Secure Treatment Unit

 

 

Picture: Carl Milofsky, Bill Flack, and the Bogside Artists. Derry, Northern Ireland.


 

In Fall, 2009 Professor Milofsky is teaching:

Sociology 130 (Medicine and Society), MWF, 10-10:52 am

SOCI 215, Human Service Systems, MW 3-4:22

SOCI 418, Social Services and the Community. A Practicum

Carl Milofsky

 



Here are other courses Prof. Milofsky teaches from time to time

SOCI 306 (Video Ethnograpy)

SOCI 315 (Sociology of Education)

FOUN 090 (Sports and Society)

 

A high density copy of this photograph is available for use it in a publications.

The Department of Sociology and Anthropology emphasizes field research for students and we hope you will follow our sequence of courses that prepare you for more sophisticated and demanding field experiences. You should begin with SO/AO 201 (Field Methods) and AO 287 (Applied Anthropology). More advanced courses included SO 418, SO 402, and the capstone in antrhopology. Independent field study courses can be arranged as SO/AO 351 or as Nontraditional Studies. Information about some of the settings where students have worked is available on the Career Development Center Website. For information about the Human Services Concentration, click here.

Professor Milofsky serves on the boards of several small nonprofit organizations. These organizations have been especially helpful in arranging internships for Bucknell students and they do important work in the community. Some of them have websites and you may be interested in looking at those websites to gain more information about the organization.

West Branch School is a nontraditional elementary school in Williamsport, PA that is governed by parents and teachers.

AIDS Resource Alliance is the organization that provides support services for HIV affected individuals in Williamsport, PA and in Union, Snyder, and parts of Northumberland Counties.