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chasfm11 wrote: My point of this is that if the entire sociology department has 5% with CHLs, undergrad and post grad, it isn't going to be a big number.

Her histrionics are much ado about nothing. I wonder if I can audit one of her classes. It would be easy to get an A.

I think you left out a decimal point. .5% is far more likely than 5% for the students and most of that will be in the BS-Criminal Justice majors and male grad students. Most of the grad programs are in fields that tend to attract the "feel safe" crowd.

http://www.twu.edu/admissions/programs-majors.asp

VMI77 wrote:
Oh, I think things have probably changed quite a bit in the past 20 years, especially in the Sociology department.....all for the worse...much MUCH worse.

Unfortunately you are almost certainly right.

gthaustex wrote:Well...I'm not surprised. She is a sociology professor at a womens university.

I noticed she received her BA (1994), MA (1998), and PhD (2002) from TWU. My wife got her Masters at TWU (different field) in 1993 and I knew a bunch of students through her and my work. It was common knowledge among the students that the departments with the lowest average for SAT/ACT scores were (low to high) Social Work, Sociology, and Education. I had two students working for me that dropped out of Sociology program due to the "damned idiots." When asked if they meant students or profs the reply was "Both!" Nice to see things haven't changed much in 20 years and the Sociology department is still unable to think logically.

I also knew female students who attended late classes or worked late on campus that carried either handguns or large knives despite the campus rules or laws. Despite this, the only shooting incident I can remember or find is the 2002 case where a man threatened his wife and child. He committed suicide later.