Undergraduate minors
These minors are designed to increase students’ awareness of ethnic, racial and religious issues, domestically and globally. Students studying one of the gender, race, and identity minors will examine the experiences and contributions of a wide range of peoples, societies and cultures.
Focuses on a critical and systematic examination of the histories, cultures, knowledge, experiences and communities of people of African descent globally.
Designed to increase awareness of ethnic and racial issues, domestically and globally, by examining the experiences and contributions of a wide range of peoples, societies and cultures.
Designed to connect ideas and experiences by focusing on social, historical, philosophical, political, cultural and ethical issues in a wide variety of disciplines.
Focuses on cultures, knowledge, histories and experiences of Indigenous peoples in the Americas and across the globe.
Focuses on the peoples, cultures, knowledges and communities of Hispanic and/or Latin American descent in the United States.
Focuses on the varied histories, cultures, politics and identities associated with and created among LGBTQ+ people in the United States and transnationally.
Designed to increase students’ knowledge of justice, conflict and social change and structural impediments or challenges to justice.
Provides students with an understanding of women in historical and contemporary contexts and an exploration of gender as it influences scholarship and human relations.
