Academic Minors
Degree requirements for all undergraduate majors and minors offered within the College of Arts and Sciences are listed in the online university catalogue.
Information on academic minors within the disciplines may also be available on the websites of the departments sponsoring these programs.
Minors & Coordinators
Africana Studies Samuel Murrell, Interdisciplinary
Anthropology Nora Reber, Anthropology
Applied Behavior Carole Van Camp, Interdisciplinary
Asian Studies Beverley McGuire, Interdisciplinary
Art & Art History Amy Kirschke, Art & Art History
Biology Tim Ballard, Biology & Marine Biology
Brazil-Portugese Regina Felix, World Languages & Cultures
Campaign Management Jennifer Brubaker, Communication Studies
Dr. Ben Taylor, Public & International Affairs
Dr. Ben Taylor, Public & International Affairs
Classical Studies David Hoot, World Languages & Cultures
Choral Music Frank Bongiorno, Music
Computer Science Ralph Bradley, Computer Science
Creative Non-Fiction Tim Bass, Creative Writing
Criminology Mike Maume, Criminology & Sociology
Digital Arts Eric Patterson, Computer Science
English Victor Malo-Juvera, English
Environmental Studies Jack Hall, Environmental Studies
European Studies P. Kamenish, Interdisciplinary
Forensic Science Midori Albert, Anthropology
French PJ Lapaire, World Languages & Cultures
Geology Lynn Leonard, Geography & Geology
Geography Doug Gamble, Geography & Geology
GeoSpatial Eman Ghoneim, Geography & Geology
German Derrick Miller, World Languages & Cultures
History Candice Bredbenner, History
Information Technology Laurie Patterson, Interdisciplinary
International Affairs Remy Kleinberg, Public & International Affairs
International Studies Lesley Daspit, International Studies
Jazz Studies Frank Bongiorno, Music
Journalism Jennifer Brubaker, Communication Studies
Latin American Studies Jennifer Horan, Interdisciplinary
Math Russ Herman, Mathematics & Statistics
Middle East & Islamic Studies Lisa Pollard, Interdisciplinary
Music Frank Bongiorno, Music
Native-American Studies Lee Schweninger, Interdisciplinary
Non-Profit Management Christopher Prentice, Public & International Affairs
Oceanography Lynn Leonard, Geography & Geology
Philosophy Diana Pasulka, Philosophy & Religion
Physical Oceanography Dylan McNamara, Physics & Physical Oceanography
Physics Dylan McNamara, Physics & Physical Oceanography
Politcal Science Daniel Masters, Public & International Affairs
Post Colonial StudiesDormant
Pre-Law Stephen Meinhold, Public Administration
Psychology Wendy Donlin-Washington, Psychology
Public Administration John Brennan, Public Administration
Religion Diana Pasulka, Philosophy & Religion
Russian Studies David Graber, World Languages & Cultures
Science, The Humanities & Society Diane Melroy, Biology & Marine Biology
Security Studies Daniel Masters, Public & International Affairs
Sociology Mike Maume, Sociology & Criminology
Spanish Ariana Mrak, World Languages & Cultures
Statistics Russ Herman, Mathematics & Statistics
Studio Art Amy Kirschke, Art & Art History
Theatre Tom Salzman, Theatre
Women's and Gender Studies Vibeke Olson, Interdisciplinary
