Disability Studies Minor
Disability Studies is a rich inter-disciplinary field. Students who pursue the minor will critically engage the place of disability and the value of disabled people within their home disciplines. This minor helps students build connections between theory and practice, emphasizing the history, culture, and contributions of people with disabilities. Students who complete the Disability Studies minor will be well suited to become leaders within their communities as well as change-makers in their fields.
Grade Requirements: this minor requires a a minimum grade >C- for all DSST courses and a combined GPA >2.
Required Courses | ||
DSST 130 | BODIES, MINDS AND MOVIES | 5 |
DSST 205 | DISABILITY AND PSYCHOLOGY | 5 |
DSST 310 | DISABILITY, CULTURE AND SOCIETY | 5 |
DSST 420 | HUMAN DIVERSITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS | 5 |
DSST 225 | DISABILITY HISTORY IN THE UNITED STATES | 5 |
or DSST 445 | DISABILITY AND ETHICS | |
Total Credits | 25 |