The minor prepares you for continued graduate study and careers in academia.
The minor teaches you skills needed to succeed in law school.
Religion courses teach you to think critically about complex issues.
The minor is great preparation for continued study in a Master of Divinity program.
Explore, appreciate and evaluate the variety of human experience
Think carefully and critically about complex issues
Analyze, challenge and construct arguments on any subject
Question your own (and others’) assumptions and biases
Understand a wide array of different points of view
“ I have met many kind professors who have supported me along the way. The time I spent was filled with support. ”
An interdisciplinary minor in Africana studies provides students with an understanding of the many facets of the African American experience.
Study the civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome, as well as of the Western foundations of modern intellectual traditions.
Focus on social transformation and innovative responses to complex global problems.
Graduate-level study of religion trains you to understand religion more deeply through the lenses of anthropology, history, linguistics, literature and the other arts, philosophy, psychology, sociology and theology.
A program in theological studies prepares you for ordination to Christian ministry, or for related careers such as pastoral counseling.
Master’s-level study of philosophy might take the form of more advanced general study to broaden and deepen your understanding of the wide scope of philosophical thought, whether out of intellectual curiosity or to prepare for a Ph.D.
