Health, Humanities, and Community Minor
The Health, Humanities, and Community minor is designed for students majoring in the Natural Science Department who intend to pursue healthcare professional programs (such as medical school, dental school, pharmacy school, physician’s assistant programs, veterinary school, and others). In completing this minor, students will engage in discussion-based critical-thinking coursework investigating some of society’s most pressing concerns. Students will take psychology and anthropology courses and will select from multiple humanities disciplines to broaden their perspective on these issues, framing a holistic approach to healthcare. Many Liberal Studies and upper-division GELS options are included in the course selections to facilitate completion of graduation requirements. Further, the HHC minor will provide the student with many of the “recommended” courses for their professional school requirements.
Courses
- PSYC 100
- PSYC 300
- PSYC 311
- PSYC 343
- PSYC 345
- PSYC 346
- ANSO 302
- ANSO 305
- ANSO 328
- ANSO 329
- ANSO 325
- ANSO 320
- ANSO 321
- COMM 372
- ETHS 302
- ETHS 304
- ETHS 311
- ETHS 318
- HIST 305
- HIST 310
- HIST 311
- HIST 320
- HIST 329
- HIST 333
- HIST 339
- HIST 363
- HIST 394
- HSCI 309
- HSCI 358
- IDST 321
- HUM 333
- LIT 312
- LIT 315
- LIT 364
- LIT 368
- LING 326
- PHIL 301
- PHIL 321
- PHIL 354
- POL 313
- RELS 333