MINORS 1. GENERAL PHILOSOPHY ADVISING AND INFORMATION GENERAL POLICIES MINORS OPTIONS...

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1 MINORS 1. GENERAL PHILOSOPHY ADVISING AND INFORMATION GENERAL POLICIES MINORS OPTIONS a. Aboriginal Health b. Accounting c. Addictions d. Agricultural Economics e. Agricultural Enterprise f. Anthropology g. Art History h. Art History and Museum Studies i. Art Studio j. Asian Studies k. Cinema l. Computer Science m. Economics n. English o. Family and Small Business p. French q. General Music Studies r. Health Leadership s. History t. Indigenous Business u. Indigenous Governance v. International w. Japanese x. Liberal Education y. Linguistics z. Marketing aa. Mathematics ab. Mental Health ac. Museum Studies ad. Music in Popular Culture ae. New Media af. New Media Studies ag. Philosophy ah. Physics ai. Political Science aj. Population Health ak. Religious Studies al. Spanish am. Supply Chain and Operations... 9 an. Theatre Practice ao. Theatre Studies ap. Women and Gender Studies

2 1. GENERAL PHILOSOPHY In keeping with the principles of liberal education, the University of Lethbridge offers minors in a variety of areas. Minors are available across Faculties and Schools and provide students in undergraduate programs the opportunity to pursue their interests in an area or areas distinct from their chosen major and degree program. A minor is a defined set of six courses, designed to provide depth in a particular discipline, study in an interdisciplinary area, or focus on a theme-related topic. Students may wish to consider declaring a minor for a variety of reasons: to enhance depth of knowledge in a diverse area, to gain exposure to a range of perspectives, to build a foundation for an intended career, to pursue multiple passions, or to broaden talents. Students may declare a maximum of two minors in a single program. For students who successfully complete the specified requirements, the minor(s) will be acknowledged on the official transcript. 2. ADVISING AND INFORMATION Academic Advising units throughout the University of Lethbridge provide program advising, academic planning with consideration of the educational goals of the student, allowing each student to meet his or her personal, professional and academic goals. Students should consult with their program Academic Advisors to ensure ability to take courses in a minor. All available minors are listed below and any major exception will be indicated within each minor s information section. 3. GENERAL POLICIES a. Minors are accessible to any student in an undergraduate program except combined degrees with Education, Education After Degree programs, or where the minor is directly related to the student s major. For minors available to undergraduate students in Education programs, please see Education Minors (p. 160). b. Students choosing to complete a minor may be required to complete more than the minimum number of courses required for the degree depending on the program and choice of major(s). Courses within a minor may have prerequisites and/or corequisites that may be an elective within the minor or that may require taking additional courses. c. A minor is comprised of a minimum of six courses (18.0 credit hours), including at least one course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. d. Residence requirement: three courses (9.0 credit hours), must be completed at the University of Lethbridge, including at least one senior level course at the 3000/4000 level. e. Courses required for the minor may not be doublecounted in fulfilling requirements for a degree program s core, major or another minor. The six courses comprising the minor must be distinct from any specified core, major or other minor requirements. f. One minor may be declared at the time of application to an undergraduate program. After admission, a maximum of two minors may be declared within the deadlines assigned for submitting a Student Program Change form (see Academic Schedule, p. 15). g. Students must declare the minor(s) no later than the Application for Graduation (see Academic Schedule, p. 15). h. Course availability is not guaranteed MINORS OPTIONS a. Aboriginal Health Not available to Aboriginal Health majors. Aboriginal Health Introduction to Aboriginal Health Aboriginal Health Traditional Aboriginal Health Concepts Four of: Aboriginal Health Contemporary Issues in Aboriginal Health Addictions Counselling Diversity and Counselling Health Sciences Human Nutrition Health Sciences 2600/Women and Gender Studies Women and Health Health Sciences 2700/Sociology Health and Society Health Sciences Program Planning and Evaluation Native American Studies Introduction to Native American Studies Native American Studies Native American Health Public Health Introduction to Public Health Public Health Population Health Public Health Canadian and Global Perspectives b. Accounting Not available to Accounting majors Introductory Accounting Accounting Finance Intermediate Financial Accounting I Statistics Introduction to Probability and Statistics Cost Accounting Introduction to Tax substituted by an additional elective from the list below: Intermediate Financial Accounting II Cost Accounting Control Systems Introduction to Tax Auditing Accounting Information Systems Financial Reporting in a Case-Based Environment Advanced Financial Accounting Advanced Managerial Accounting II Advanced Tax Accounting Theory

3 c. Addictions Not available to Addictions Counselling majors. Six of: Addictions Counselling Introduction to Addiction Studies Addictions Counselling Health Education and Promotion Addictions Counselling Behavioural Pharmacology Addictions Counselling Studies in Specific Addictive Disorders (Series) Addictions Counselling Addictions in Particular Populations (Series) Addictions Counselling Community Development and Outreach Health Sciences 3570/Psychology Contemporary Issues in Mental Health Health Sciences Pain Health Sciences Problem Gambling Health Sciences Addictions and Youth d. Agricultural Economics Not available to Agricultural Studies majors. Agricultural Studies The Evolution of Agriculture Agricultural Studies Seminar in Agricultural Issues Four of: Economics Introduction to Microeconomics Economics Economics of Agricultural Issues Economics Economics of Agricultural Markets I Economics Agricultural Policy I Economics Economics of Agricultural Markets II Economics Agricultural Policy II e. Agricultural Enterprise Introduction to Agricultural Enterprise Introduction to Supply Chain Agricultural Marketing and Sales Agricultural Finance and Markets Two of: Managing Responsibly in a Global Environment Innovation and Entrepreneurship Visual Analytics Canadian and World Agriculture Small Business Accounting and Agricultural Enterprises Issues in Agricultural Business f. Anthropology Not available to Anthropology majors, or if Anthropology is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Social Sciences. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Anthropology, including at least one course (3.0 credit hours) in Anthropology at the 3000/4000 level. No more than one Independent Study (Anthropology 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Anthropology 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. g. Art History Not available to Art, Art History/Museum Studies or Art Studio majors. Not available to students completing the Art History and Museum Studies or the Museum Studies minor. Art History Introduction to Art Art History Contemporary Art Practices and Theories Art History A Brief History of World Art Three additional Art History courses, including a minimum of one at the 3000/4000 level. h. Art History and Museum Studies Not available to Art, Art History/Museum Studies or Art Studio majors. Not available to students completing the Art History or the Museum Studies minor. Art History Introduction to Art Art History A Brief History of World Art Museum Studies Introduction to Museum Studies Museum Studies Exhibiting Cultures: Art Galleries, Museums and Cultures of Display Two additional courses in Art History and/or Museum Studies. i. Art Studio Not available to Art, Art History/Museum Studies or Art Studio majors. Art Foundation Studio (Drawing and Image) Art Foundation Studio (Object and Space) Art History Introduction to Art Art Art NOW Art Art NOW Three additional Art Studio courses, including a minimum of one at the 3000/4000 level if Art 3261 or Art 3262 is not chosen above. 3

4 j. Asian Studies Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Asian Studies and related subjects, including at least one course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level, as follows: Asian Studies Introduction to Asia Five of: Any additional courses in Asian Studies Geography The Changing Geography of China History Main Themes in East Asian History History Seminars in East Asian History (Series) Interdisciplinary Studies Japanese Culture Interdisciplinary Studies Study Tour of Japan Japanese Beginners' Japanese I Japanese Beginners' Japanese II Japanese Intermediate Language I Japanese Intermediate Language II Japanese Advanced Language Religious Studies The Hindu Tradition Religious Studies The Buddhist Tradition Religious Studies Chinese Religions Religious Studies Japanese Religions Religious Studies Studies in Indian Religion (Series) Religious Studies Studies in East Asian Religions (Series) Religious Studies Seminars in Eastern Religions (Series) Alternative courses may be counted toward the minor provided (1) they are clearly related to Asian Studies and (2) they are approved by the Dean of Arts and Science. No more than one Independent Study (1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted toward the minor. No more than three courses from any one related discipline may be counted among the six courses required for the Asian Studies minor. There is no limit to the number of Asian Studies courses that may be counted toward the minor, however. k. Cinema Not available to New Media majors. Cinema Introduction to Cinema Studies Five of: Art Media Arts (Video Sketchbook) Cinema Contemporary American Cinema Cinema Film Authorship Cinema Cinematography and Lighting Cinema Postproduction and Visual Effects Cinema Documentary Film Studies Cinema Film Noir and Crime Cinema Cinema Film Comedy Cinema History of Animation Cinema Expanded Cinema Cinema Narrative Production Techniques Cinema Screenwriting Cinema Writing for Comedy Drama Acting for the Camera Music Film Music Music Scoring for Film and Digital Media New Media Digital Video Production New Media Narrative for New Media l. Computer Science Not available to Computer Science or Computer Science and Geographical Information Science majors, or if Computer Science is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Sciences. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Computer Science, including at least two Computer Science courses (6.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. Students may not include Computer Science 1000 (Introduction to Computer Science) among the six courses required for the minor. No more than one Independent Study (Computer Science 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Computer Science 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. m. Economics Not available to Economics, Applied Statistics (if Economics is chosen as the required concentration), or Agricultural Studies (if the Agricultural Economics subfield is chosen as the primary subfield) majors, or if Economics is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Social Sciences. Economics Introduction to Microeconomics Economics Introduction to Macroeconomics One course (3.0 credit hours) in Economics at the 3000/ 4000 level Three additional courses (9.0 credit hours) in Economics No more than one Independent Study (Economics 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Economics 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. n. English Not available to English majors, or if English is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Humanities. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in English, including at least two courses (6.0 credit hours) in English at the 3000/ 4000 level. No more than one Independent Study (English 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) course may be counted towards the minor. Applied Studies courses (English 2980, 3980, 4980) may not be counted towards the minor in English. 4

5 o. Family and Small Business New Venture Start-Ups Financial for Small Business Small Business Growing Small Business Small Business Diagnostics Managing Responsibly in a Global Environment Innovation and Entrepreneurship Managing Not-for-Profit Organizations Building Sustainable Family Enterprises p. French Not available to French or French/Spanish majors, or if French is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Humanities. French Introduction to Modern Literature and Literary Analysis Five additional courses (15.0 credit hours) in French, including at least one French course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. Students may not count French 1000 (Beginners' French I) among the six courses required for the minor. No more than one Independent Study (French 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (French 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. q. General Music Studies Not available to Digital Audio Arts or Music majors. Not available to students completing the Music in Popular Culture minor. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Music (including Music Ensemble Activity courses) including at least one course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. A maximum of four Music Ensemble Activity courses may be counted toward the minor but not toward the 3000/4000- level requirement. r. Health Leadership Six of: Health Sciences 2700/Sociology Health and Society Health Sciences Health Promotion Health Sciences Managing in Health Care Health Sciences 3500/ Information in Health Care Health Sciences Program Planning and Evaluation Health Sciences Teaching and Learning for Health Professions Introduction to Organizational Behaviour Human Resource Managerial Skill Development Diversity in Employment Leadership in Organizations s. History Not available to History majors, or if History is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Humanities or the General Major in the Social Sciences. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in History, including at least one History course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. No more than one Independent Study (History 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (History 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. t. Indigenous Business Not available to Indigenous Governance and Business majors Introduction to Indigenous Governance and Business 3500/Native American Studies Financial in Canadian Indigenous Communities 3506/Native American Studies Indigenous Business and Entrepreneurship in Canada Canadian Indigenous Negotiations Canadian Indigenous Project Introduction to Supply Chain Brand Retailing 3580/Native American Studies Indigenous Peoples and Natural Resources Applied Indigenous Issues (Series) E-commerce Canadian Indigenous Tax Issues Any offering in 3850, 4850, Native American Studies 3850 or Native American Studies 4850 with an emphasis on Indigenous Business u. Indigenous Governance Not available to Indigenous Governance and Business majors Introduction to Indigenous Governance and Business Canadian Indigenous Negotiations Canadian Indigenous Project 3590/Native American Studies Current Practices in Canadian Indigenous Governance Indigenous Leadership and 5

6 3580/Native American Studies Indigenous Peoples and Natural Resources Applied Indigenous Issues (Series) 4507/Native American Studies Historical and Legal Aspects of Canadian Indigenous Governments 4508/Native American Studies Administrative Aspects of Canadian Indigenous Governments Native American Studies Native American Politics Native American Studies Law and Aboriginal Development in Canada Any offering in 3850, 4850, Native American Studies 3850 or Native American Studies 4850 with an emphasis on Indigenous Governance v. International Not available to International majors Cross-Cultural Practices Introduction to International International Exchange Semester (3-4 courses on exchange): Participation in an international exchange semester is required. Students complete two required courses (6.0 credit hours) at the University of Lethbridge and then complete the equivalent of three or four courses (9.0 or 12.0 credit hours) while on exchange at a partner institution. Students have the option to take two summer exchanges in two different countries, or one summer exchange and Cross-Cultural Work Study if they cannot participate in a full-semester exchange. Where possible, courses completed while on exchange will have international content; where international content is not possible, courses should reflect the unique cultural aspects of the host country or region. If only three courses are completed during the exchange semester, students will complete one additional elective at the University of Lethbridge to complete the minor. At least two courses must be courses One course may be a language or culture course One of (if only three courses are completed while on exchange): Global Financial Managing Innovation and Emerging Markets 3660/Geography Industrial Location and Globalization of Enterprise Leading in the Globalized Environment Issues in International (Series) Regional Aspects of International (Series) Law and Institutions of International Trade Environmental Cross-Cultural Work Study Integrated Global w. Japanese Not available if Japanese is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Humanities. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Japanese and related subjects as follows: A minimum of four Japanese (JPNS) courses (12.0 credit hours) for which the language of instruction is Japanese, including a minimum of one Japanese course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. Up to two courses from the following list, for which the language of instruction is English, may be counted among the six courses required for the minor in Japanese: Interdisciplinary Studies Japanese Culture Interdisciplinary Studies Study Tour of Japan Offerings in Modern Languages 2850, Modern Languages 3850, or Modern Languages 4850 with a focus on Japanese language or culture may be included, with permission of the Department of Modern Languages. No more than one Independent Study (Japanese 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Japanese 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. x. Liberal Education Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Liberal Education and/ or Interdisciplinary Studies, including at least one Liberal Education or Interdisciplinary Studies course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. No more than one Independent Study (Liberal Education or Interdisciplinary Studies 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Liberal Education or Interdisciplinary Studies 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. 6

7 y. Linguistics Not available if Linguistics is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Humanities. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Linguistics, including at least one Linguistics course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. One of the following courses may be counted as one of the six courses required for the Linguistics minor: Anthropology Language, Culture, and Communication Blackfoot Structure of the Blackfoot Language Blackfoot Blackfoot Morphology and Syntax Cree Structure of the Plains Cree Language English Grammar English Old English English History of the English Language French Phonetics and Diction French Advanced Language II Greek Elementary Biblical Greek II Hebrew Elementary Hebrew II Japanese Advanced Language Latin Elementary Latin II Philosophy Philosophy of Language Psychology 3240/Linguistics Psychology of Language Spanish Advanced Language Instead of a course from the above list, students may, with the permission of the Department of Modern Languages, include one Topics or Series course with an emphasis on Linguistics offered by another discipline. No more than one Independent Study (Linguistics 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Linguistics 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. z. Marketing Not available to Marketing majors Marketing Consumer Behaviour Introduction to Marketing Communications and Social Media Three of: Sports Marketing Brand Retailing Sales Social Marketing Not-for-Profit Marketing Services Marketing Marketing and Society Small Business E-commerce Advanced Marketing Communications and Social Media Cross-Cultural Marketing aa. Mathematics Not available to Mathematics majors, or if Mathematics is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Sciences. Four courses (12.0 credit hours) in Mathematics Two courses (6.0 credit hours) in Mathematics or Statistics at the 3000/4000 level Students may not include Mathematics 0500 or 0520 (Essential Mathematics), Mathematics 2090 (Number Systems), Independent Study courses (Mathematics or Statistics 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies courses (Mathematics or Statistics 2980, 3980, 4980) among the six courses required for the minor. ab. Mental Health Six of: Addictions Counselling Adult Psychopathology Health Sciences Personal Health and Wellness Health Sciences Human Development Across the Lifespan Health Sciences 2600/Women and Gender Studies Women and Health Health Sciences Health Promotion Health Sciences Loss, Grief and Bereavement Health Sciences 3570/Psychology Contemporary Issues in Mental Health Health Sciences DSM Interventions Health Sciences Men's Health Public Health Canadian and Global Perspectives Public Health Public Health Ethics ac. Museum Studies Not available to Art, Art History/Museum Studies or Art Studio majors. Not available to students completing the Art History or Art History and Museum Studies minor. Art History Introduction to Art Art History A Brief History of World Art Museum Studies Introduction to Museum Studies Museum Studies Exhibiting Cultures: Art Galleries, Museums and Cultures of Display Museum Studies Museum Studies Internship Art History elective Museum Studies elective Managing Not-for-Profit Organizations 7

8 8 ad. Music in Popular Culture Not available to Digital Audio Arts or Music majors. Not available to students completing the General Music minor. Music Materials of Music Music Introduction to Music Technology Music Popular Music (Series) (History of Rock and Roll to 1970) Music Popular Music (Series) (History of Rock and Roll Since 1970) Three of: Music Topics in Music (with approval of the Department of Music) Music Film Music Music Popular Music (Series) (Any offerings not chosen above) Music World Music Students may complete more than two offerings of Music 3200 to meet the requirements of the Music in Popular Culture minor. ae. New Media Not available to New Media majors. Six courses in New Media including at least two at the 3000/4000 level. af. New Media Studies Not available to New Media majors. New Media Introduction to New Media New Media History and Theory of New Media New Media Seminar in New Media Studies Three of: Cinema History of Animation New Media Social Media and Digital Identity New Media Media, Advertising, and Consumer Culture New Media Theory and Aesthetics of Digital Games New Media Popular Narrative New Media Modern Media, War and Propaganda ag. Philosophy Not available to Philosophy majors, or if Philosophy is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Humanities. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Philosophy and/or Logic, including at least one Philosophy or Logic course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. No more than one Independent Study (Philosophy or Logic 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Philosophy or Logic 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. ah. Physics Not available to Physics or Remote Sensing majors, or if Physics is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Sciences. Physics Introduction to Physics II Physics Introduction to Physics III Physics Waves, Optics and Sound Physics Contemporary Physics Physics Introduction to Physics I Physics Introduction to Biophysics Astronomy Modern Astronomy Astronomy The Solar System Astronomy Introduction to Cosmology Students who have completed Physics courses as required for their major must choose one substitution course (in place of Physics 1000 or 1050) or two substitution courses (in place of Physics 1000 or 1050 and Physics 2000) from the following list: Physics Quantum Mechanics I Physics Methods in Mathematical Physics Physics Introduction to Experimental Physics Any Physics course at the 3000 level ai. Political Science Not available to Political Science majors, or if Political Science is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Social Sciences. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Political Science, including at least one Political Science course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. No more than one Independent Study (Political Science 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Political Science 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. aj. Population Health Six of: Aboriginal Health Introduction to Aboriginal Health Addictions Counselling Community Development and Outreach Health Sciences Human Development Across the Lifespan Health Sciences 2003/Biology Epidemiology Health Sciences 2600/Women and Gender Studies Women and Health Health Sciences 2700/Sociology Health and Society Health Sciences 2806/Biology Immunology Health Sciences Health Promotion Health Sciences Program Planning and Evaluation Health Sciences Teaching and Learning for Health Professions Health Sciences Gerontology Health Sciences Men's Health Public Health Introduction to Public Health Public Health Population Health Public Health Canadian and Global Perspectives Public Health Public Health Ethics

9 ak. Religious Studies Not available to Religious Studies majors, or if Religious Studies is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Humanities. Religious Studies Introduction to World Religions Religious Studies Studying Religion as an Academic Discipline One course in Religious Studies (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level Four additional courses (12.0 credit hours) in Religious Studies Independent Study (Religious Studies 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Religious Studies 2980, 3980, 4980) courses may not be counted towards the minor in Religious Studies. al. Spanish Not available to French/Spanish majors, or if Spanish is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Humanities. Six courses (18.0 credit hours) in Spanish, including at least one Spanish course (3.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level. Students may not count Spanish 1000 (Beginners' Spanish I) among the six courses required for the minor. No more than one Independent Study (Spanish 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Spanish 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. am. Supply Chain and Operations Introduction to Supply Chain Operations Modelling with Spreadsheets Project Quality Advanced Supply Chain Seminars on Supply Chain and Operations Issues (Series) Two of: Economics Quantitative Methods in Economics 2070/Economics Operations and Quantitative Law 3660/Geography Industrial Location and Globalization of Enterprise Quality E-commerce Advanced Supply Chain Seminars on Supply Chain and Operations Issues (Series) an. Theatre Practice Not available to Dramatic Arts, Performance or Technical/Design majors. Drama Introduction to Dramatic Arts Drama Performance Fundamentals Drama Introduction to Stagecraft Drama Acting I Drama Voice I Drama Movement I Drama Devised Theatre I Drama Introduction to Design for Theatre Drama Drama Portfolio I Drama Technical Theatre Portfolio I Drama Drama Portfolio II Drama Technical Theatre Portfolio II ao. Theatre Studies Not available to Dramatic Arts, Performance or Technical/Design majors. Drama Introduction to Dramatic Arts Drama Play Reading and Analysis Drama History and Development of Theatre I Drama History and Development of Theatre II Drama Canadian Theatre Drama Play Reading and Analysis II ap. Women and Gender Studies Not available to Women and Gender Studies majors, or if Women and Gender Studies is chosen as one of the disciplinary streams in the General Major in the Social Sciences. Women and Gender Studies Knowing Bodies: An Introduction to Women and Gender Studies Women and Gender Studies Theorizing Women's Lives: Feminist Frameworks Women and Gender Studies Activism and Advocacy Women and Gender Studies Feminist Approaches to Research Two Women and Gender Studies courses (6.0 credit hours) at the 3000/4000 level No more than one Independent Study (Women and Gender Studies 1990, 2990, 3990, 4990) or Applied Studies (Women and Gender Studies 2980, 3980, 4980) course may be counted towards the minor. 9

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