Civic Engagement Minor

Three Core Courses selected from the following:

• PHI 202 - Ethics (1)
• SOC 101 - Sociological Thinking (1)
• ANT 101 - Cultural Anthropology (1)
• Any 100 or 200 level Politics course

One Course in Critical Thinking/Research Methods:

• ANT 384 - Qualitative Research Methods and Fieldwork (1)
• PHI 203 - Logic and Critical Thinking (1)
• POL 230 - Quantitative Research Methods in Political Science (1)
• PSY 292 - Research Methods I (1)
• SOC 384 - Research Design and Data Analysis (1)
• STA 201 - Statistical Methods I (1)

Two courses from two different departments concerned with efforts to address societal and/or environmental issues such as, but not limited to the courses in the list below:

(Note: These courses may not be double-counted for the student’s designated major and the minor in Civic Engagement. A student must complete two courses for  this category specifically and only for the Civic Engagement Minor.)

• BIO 221 - Ecology (1)
• ENG 220 - Nature Writing (1)
• ENG 267 - Multicultural Literature (1)
• ENV 101 - Environmental Perspectives (1)
• GSS 171 - Gender, Power, and Identity (1)
• GSS 270 - Social Justice Perspectives and Practices (1)
• HIS 154 - Making of Modern America (1)
• HIS 240 - Public Memory and Public History (1)
• HIS 315 - International Relations in Modern West (1)
• KIN 260 - Individual/Family Life Health & Wellness (1)
• POL 332 - Human Rights (International Relations & Comparative Government) (1)
• PSY 274 - Social Psychology (1)
• PSY 276 - Multicultural Psychology (1)
• SOC 317 - Reproductive Practices, Reproductive Policies (1)
• Additional courses may also count, per consultation with Civic Engagement Minor Advisor

One Ingenuity in Action experience in the category of Civic Engagement

Note: This Ingenuity in Action experience may count toward one of the two required Ingenuity in Action experiences under the Ingenuity Core Curriculum.