• Political Science

    A minor in Political Science will help you understand government functions, international affairs, public law, and policy issues. It is flexible, so students can take courses to enhance their chosen major in anthropology, business, communication, criminal justice, history, education, English, social work, sociology, psychology, the sciences, and others. The Political Science minor offers knowledge and skills that students in all fields can use to enhance their careers and make them well-rounded and informed citizens.

  • Popular Music

    Explore the way music has evolved and influenced society and culture with a Minor in Popular Music. Study genres such as blues, rap, rock, and jazz as you move through the decades of music history.

  • Philosophy and Religious Studies

    Explore philosophical questions, belief systems, and societal structures throughout history with a Philosophy and Religious Studies minor.

  • Media Production

    Learn to produce innovative media using the cutting-edge technology found in our on-campus studios. You will gain a broad understanding of mediums such as television, radio, and digital media while developing crucial critical thinking and communication skills.

  • Musical Theatre

    Pursue your passion for musical theatre by adding this minor to your major program of study. Learn from our Broadway-seasoned faculty while you immerse yourself in acting, singing, dancing, and stage production.

  • Philosophy

    Tackle life’s biggest questions as a Philosophy minor. Philosophy and the liberal arts not only provide an inquiry into every dimension of human life, but they teach techniques that can be applied to problems in any field or endeavor.

  • Leadership Communication

    Enhance your resume and stand out in your field with the Leadership Communication minor. You will learn to lead and communicate effectively while developing your skills in public speaking, business ethics, and persuasion.

  • Legal Studies

    A minor in Legal Studies serves as an introduction to the broad interdisciplinary approach to the study of law. Offering a grounding in the fundamental principles of American national government, this minor also includes a core group of courses designed to develop the critical thinking and analytical skills required for law school.

  • Journalism

    As a Journalism minor, you will hone your writing and reporting skills while crafting original pieces, exploring different styles of journalism, and building a broad foundation in communication studies.

  • Homeland Security