Undergraduate

This minor gives students the opportunity to explore the discipline of sociology. Students who take classes in the minor will get an overview of the discipline and the theories and methods within it. They will also have a chance to choose classes in specific areas of interest - health, race, gender, inequality, juvenile delinquency, population, social mobility, families, and social welfare to name a few.

This minor provides students with the opportunity to learn more about the discipline of criminal justice. Students who complete this minor will have a broad view of the criminal justice system and how it works. They will also have the opportunity to explore issues specific to their areas of interest - police, courts, corrections, and the law.

This interdisciplinary minor is focused on the exploration of child rights within and across diverse disciplines, both in the United States and internationally. This minor works well for those who want to work with children and are majoring in such disciplines as Human Services, Criminal Justice. Sociology, and Psychology to name just a few.

This minor explores social determinants of health, including how social factors such as race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexuality, culture, and location impact community health. It pairs well with majors in a wide variety of disciplines such as Public Health, Sociology, and Nursing.