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'''Previous/other names:''' Sociology Society
'''Previous/other names:''' Sociology Society


'''Prominent date(s) of activity:''' 1967 - ? ; 1982 -? ; 2012 - present
'''Prominent date(s) of activity:''' 1967 - ? ; 1982 -? ; 2012 - present


'''History:''' The Nels Anderson Society was formed as a means of organizing undergraduate sociology students, creating a social and academic support system among members, providing a line of communication between students and faculty, and offering resources to students regarding their academic career.
'''History:''' The Nels Anderson Society was formed as a means of organizing undergraduate sociology students, creating a social and academic support system among members, providing a line of communication between students and faculty, and offering resources to students regarding their academic career.
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Revision as of 13:44, 28 July 2014

Name: Nels Anderson Society

Previous/other names: Sociology Society

Prominent date(s) of activity: 1967 - ? ; 1982 -? ; 2012 - present

History: The Nels Anderson Society was formed as a means of organizing undergraduate sociology students, creating a social and academic support system among members, providing a line of communication between students and faculty, and offering resources to students regarding their academic career.

Activities: The group hosts wine and cheese events, an annual Christmas party, sponsors guest lectures, and takes road trips to communities and institutions of sociological interest.

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