A Humanities minor is designed for students who wish to broaden and deepen their understanding and skills in selected areas of the traditional liberal arts.

Note:

• HUMN courses emphasize analysis, history, and theory of a subject;
• practicums, workshops, internships, studio, and applied courses are usually not applicable;
• students should seek prior approval of the program coordinator for course selections.

Required Courses–in addition to courses used for BACRs   Students desiring to complete a Humanities Minor must take 20 credits with at least 10 of these credits from upper division (300- or 400-level) courses.   Lower division credits that are being used to fulfill a BACR will not count toward the Minor.   

Choose 10 Lower Division Credits (several of these are cross listed):		10
HUMN 101	INTRODUCTION TO GENDER, WOMEN'S AND SEXUALITY STUDIES
or GWSS 101	INTRODUCTION TO GENDER, WOMEN'S AND SEXUALITY STUDIES
HUMN 202	THEATRE IN THE HUMANITIES
or THTR 202	THEATRE IN THE HUMANITIES
HUMN 210	WESTERN LITERATURE I
HUMN 211	WESTERN LITERATURE II
HUMN 212	MUSIC IN ARTS AND CULTURE
or MUSC 212	MUSIC IN ARTS AND CULTURE
HUMN 214	AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE AND EXPRESSIONS
or AAST 214	AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE AND EXPRESSIONS
HUMN 215	INTRODUCTION TO RELIGION
HUMN 216	WORLD LITERATURE I
HUMN 217	WORLD LITERATURE II
HUMN 270	GREAT WORLD VIEWS
HUMN 290	ARTS AND IDEAS
Choose 10 Upper Division Credits (several of these are cross listed):		10
HUMN 303	SURVEY OF THEATRE HISTORY
or THTR 303	SURVEY OF THEATRE HISTORY
HUMN 315	EAST-WEST PHILOSOPHIES AND RELIGIONS
HUMN 320	THE HUMAN PROSPECT
or BIOL 320	THE HUMAN PROSPECT
HUMN 340	PERSPECTIVES ON DEATH
HUMN 415	FEMINIST THEORIES
or GWSS 415	FEMINIST THEORIES
Other literature, philosophy, or social sciences may be used toward the Humanities Minor but must be approved by the program Director.
Total Credits		20