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Assignment:

For this assignment provide a in depth summary of your informational interview..

1. Do some research. Don't ask questions that can be googled.

2. Let the other person do more than 80% of the talking. People like to talk about themselves, and you'll learn from listening.

3. Don't ask for a job, a referral, or help. This is a breach of etiquette. People relax during informational interviews because they know you don't need anything from them and they can just be honest.

Provide a summary of what you learned.

• Can you tell me about your career path from pursuing sociology to specializing in environmental sociology? How did you decide to focus on this particular area?
• What are some of the most pressing environmental issues that intersect with sociology, and how do you study and address them?
• Having considered environmental sociology as a career path, what advice would you give someone like me? Is there any particular method of research or approach that you have found particularly helpful in your work?
• What certifications would be helpful in environmental sociology or related fields to deepen your expertise and enhance your career opportunities.
• What are jobs about the environment that sociology majors could pursue?