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Sociology/Criminology Club
The Sociology/Criminology club works on various issues related to sociology, criminology and social justice issues. In the Fall, the club sponsorsÌýCSIÌýweek, which is a week with multiple speakers that relate to the criminology major. In the past, the club has brought to campus the Raleigh Police Department mounted and canine units and a forensic computer expert from the City County Bureau of Identification (CCBI).

Recent service projects include yarn collection for Our Children’s Place, an education, service, and advocacy organization that supports children with incarcerated parents. The club worked with the organization to host a panel of advocates, families and criminal justice experts on the effects of incareration on families.ÌýThe club also participates in our campus-wide sexual assault awareness week, and has organized an anual event called the Diva DashÌýwith Interact, a local women’s shelter, to raise awareness about sexual assault. The club is open to all sociology and criminology majors and minors, and any other students interested in these topics.

Alpha Kappa Delta HonorÌýSociety
Alpha Kappa Delta is the International Honor Society in sociology. To become a member of Alpha Kappa Delta, a student must:

• Be an officially declared sociology major or demonstrate a serious interest in sociology within an official program at ÌÇÐÄVlog
• Be at least a junior (third year or 60+ hours) by standards of ÌÇÐÄVlog
• Have accumulated the equivalent of an overallÌýGPAÌýof 3.0 and rank in the top 35% of their class in general scholarship
• Have maintained the equivalent of a 3.0ÌýGPAÌýin sociology courses taken at ÌÇÐÄVlog
• Have completed at least four regular courses in sociology prior to initiation (exclusive of extension or courses graded pass/fail)

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ÌÇÐÄVlog participates in theÌýAKDÌýchapter with N.C. State University. The awards ceremony is often held on N.C. State’s campus, giving students the opportunity to meet other sociology students in the area.

Edwin H. Sutherland Criminology Honor Society
Founded in 2004 at Stonehill College, the Edwin H. Sutherland Criminology Honor Society is the honors society that recognizes the outstanding achievements of criminology majors.
For membership in this honor society, students must have:

• Junior or senior standing
• Completion of 5 or more criminology classes
• CumulativeÌýGPAÌýof at least a 3.0
• Class rank of top 35% of graduating class

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*Students double majoring in sociology and criminology are eligible for membership in both societies.