Clinical Sociology Review

Article Title

Sociologists as Mediators: Clinical Sociology in Action

Authors

John S. Miller, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Abstract

Clinical sociology is receiving increasing attention at the undergraduate and graduate level and among practicing sociologists Much has been written about how the undergraduate and/or graduate curriculum can be modified to respond to the demands for a more applied or clinical approach Little, however, has been written about how a department might involve its current and future faculty in a clinical program.

One program which has successfully integrated a strong liberal arts based program with an active clinical emphasis is the University of Arkansas at Little Rock'sHumanist as Mediator program This program is instructive in that it has achieved a high level of programmatic success and at the same time enjoys the support of participating faculty. This program is discussed as a prototype for those interested in initiating or enhancing a clinical sociology program for faculty

Recommended Citation

Miller, John S. (1985) "Sociologists as Mediators: Clinical Sociology in Action," Clinical Sociology Review: Vol. 3: Iss. 1, Article 18.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.wayne.edu/csr/vol3/iss1/18