Minor in Applied Humanities
Cornerstone Foundation (7 credit hours)
Code | Title | Credits |
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ENGL 100 & ENGL 130 | Humanities Seminar in Self, Citizenship, and Community and Composition II: Writing for Public Audiences | 4 |
One of the following Core 2 courses (3 credit hours): | ||
Literature and Social Issues | ||
Slaves, Citizens and Social Change | ||
Topics in World Languages and Cultures | ||
Introduction to Ethics | ||
Introduction to Political Philosophy |
Minor Concentration (9 credit hours)
Students must take 3 courses from within one of the five following thematic clusters:
Code | Title | Credits |
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Caring for Others | ||
Medical Humanities cluster designed for students pursuing careers in fields involving the care and well-being of others, including such majors as biology, nursing, medicine, physical or occupational therapy, psychology, counseling, physical therapy, and social work. | ||
ENGL 233 | Health and Illness in Literature | 3 |
IS 365 | Public and Environmental Health | 3 |
IS 368 | Issues in Native Health | 3 |
IS 375 | Health and Food Sovereignty | 3 |
LANG 480 | Capstone: Global Connections (pre-approval of topic by department chair required) | 3 |
PHIL 245 | Death and Dying | 3 |
PHIL 251 | Ethics in Health Care | 3 |
PHIL 342 | Advanced Ethics | 3 |
Educating for Democracy | ||
Democratic Pedagogy cluster designed for students pursuing careers in fields involving education or policy, including such majors as education, criminal justice, political science, pre-law, leadership, and public affairs. | ||
ENGL 230 | Analyzing Worldview through Story | 3 |
ENGL 357 | Women Writers and Readers | 3 |
ENGL 365 | Black American Writers | 3 |
ENGL 367 | Indigenous Literatures | 3 |
HIST 304 | The Holocaust | 3 |
HIST 305 | Revolution, Protest, and Freedom | 3 |
HIST 310 | Monuments, Museums and Memory | 3 |
HIST 328 | Human Rights | 3 |
IS 325 | Federal Policy and Native Nations | 3 |
PHIL 140 | Introduction to Philosophy of Education | 3 |
PHIL 312 | American Philosophy | 3 |
PHIL 315 | Philosophy of Race Postcolonialism | 3 |
PHIL 360 | Feminist Philosophy | 3 |
Humanizing Technology | ||
Technology Ethics cluster designed for students pursuing degrees and careers in fields involving advanced technology, such as engineering, cybersecurity, information systems, and geospatial technology. | ||
ENGL 232 | Technology in Literature | 3 |
HIST 230 | A Cultural History of Science and Technology | 3 |
PHIL 250 | Ethics in Engineering and Science | 3 |
PHIL 254 | Unmanned Aircraft Systems Ethics | 3 |
PHIL 350 | Philosophy of Technology | 3 |
PHIL 475 | Data Science Ethics | 3 |
Pursuing Justice & Equality | ||
Social Justice Studies cluster designed for students pursuing careers in fields involving law and leadership, including such majors as criminal justice, pre-law, forensic science, leadership, management, political science, and public affairs. | ||
ENGL 230 | Analyzing Worldview through Story | 3 |
ENGL 357 | Women Writers and Readers | 3 |
ENGL 365 | Black American Writers | 3 |
ENGL 367 | Indigenous Literatures | 3 |
HIST 181 | Athletes as Activists | 3 |
HIST 304 | The Holocaust | 3 |
HIST 328 | Human Rights | 3 |
IS 370 | Native Civil Rights | 3 |
LANG 380 | Global Gateways | 3 |
PHIL 315 | Philosophy of Race Postcolonialism | 3 |
PHIL 360 | Feminist Philosophy | 3 |
PHIL 451 | Current Topics in Political Philosophy | 3 |
Sustaining the Environment | ||
Environmental Humanities cluster designed for students pursuing degrees and careers in fields involving the natural environment and sustainability, such as atmospheric sciences, biology, engineering, earth system science and policy, environmental studies, geography, and geology. | ||
ENGL 227 | Literature and the Environment | 3 |
IS 342 | Native Environmental History | 3 |
IS 365 | Public and Environmental Health | 3 |
PHIL 250 | Ethics in Engineering and Science | 3 |
PHIL 253 | Environmental Ethics | 3 |