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Students who speak an Asian language, attended a dual-language-immersion program or are currently learning an Asian language can learn more about the Asian culture, history and more.

This minor provides students with a well-rounded understanding of global affairs coupled with experiential learning and high-impact activities.

Learn how the legal system operates and how it influences everyday life. Legal studies helps prepare students for law school or careers in legal practice, politics, government, policing and education.

Army ROTC cadets learn leadership skills and receive hands-on experience in managing physical, financial and human resources. They develop self-confidence and superior decision-making skills, making them valued employees in a wide range of fields.

This program fosters a deep understanding of nervous system function at all levels, from molecules to behavior. It prepares 91¶ÌÊÓƵ undergraduates for post-graduate programs and careers in research, medicine and clinical work related to nervous system function and dysfunction.

This minor gives students the theoretical and empirical background for a career in government or graduate studies, specifically the Master of Public Administration and public policy programs.

Queer Studies offers scholarly perspectives on the formation of sexuality and gender identity. Instead of conceptualizing these topics as unchangeable and only biological, students learn about their social construction and critical intersections with other relations such as race, ethnicity, class, etc.

Students are encouraged to critically think about women’s place in contemporary society while discovering more about their contributions in the past. This minor prepares students for employment and graduate work through a variety of interdisciplinary courses.