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A minor is a coherent program in a
particular discipline or disciplines taken in addition to a major.
Moreover, a minor will enrich students' educational experiences through study of
disciplines or subject matter related to a major, permit the acquisition of
skills useful to educational or career goals, or broaden education background in
an additional field of knowledge. A minor consists of 18 to 24 sh defined
by the department(s); at least six sh must be taken at the 300 level or above.
A
Alternative Education
Anthropology
Aquatics
Art
(History, Studio)
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B
Biology
Business
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C
Chemistry
Coaching
Communication
Media
(formerly Journalism and Mass Communication)
Communication
Studies
(formerly Speech Communication)
Community Health
Computer Information
Science
Computer Science
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D
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E
Early Childhood Education
Economics
Education:
English
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F
Foreign Languages:
French, German, or Spanish
French
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G
Geography
Geoscience
German
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H
Health, Community
History
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I
International Studies
J
Journalism and Mass
Communication
(see Communication Media)
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K
L
Latin American Studies
Leadership Studies
M
Management
(see Business)
(Journalism and) Mass
Communication
(see Communication Media)
Mathematics
Middle School Mathematics
Music
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N
Nanotechnology
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O
P
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
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Q
R
Reading
Recreation
Management
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S
Sociology
Spanish
Special Education
Speech Communication (see
Communication Studies)
Sport
and Exercise Psychology
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T
Theatre
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U
V
W
Women's Studies
X
Y
Z
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Updated
10/15/2009
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