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From: "KATHRYN WRONO" <UWRONK@lake.ollusa.edu>
To: Jeff Janosko <jjanosko@vt.edu>, socgrad@csf.colorado.edu
Date:          Mon, 28 Apr 1997 12:25:06 CDT
Subject:       Re: Discussion of job market for scientists today on NPR's 
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Jeff,
At Our Lady of the Lake, a sociologist primarily functions as a 
researcher or a teacher.  A sociological practitioner, as I 
understand it, would function as something between a social worker 
and a human resources specialist. We would examine problems which a 
company, agency or corporation is experiencing, and make 
recommendations for their resolution.  This can be done at the micro, 
meso or macro level, depending on the individual, agency or 
government entity to be served.    
Kathi Rangel-Wrono