To minor in communication arts, you must complete 18 credit hours of course requirements — comprised of six credits from the communication arts core and 12 credits from your choice of communication arts electives.
Please refer to the College Catalog or the minor course requirements for complete information regarding minors.
The studio art minor provides a foundation in the studio arts through practical experience in the process of making art and a full range of art courses. Through 21 credit hours, you will get to explore your creativity and develop problem solving and technical skills. This minor allows you to take advantage of a diverse range of course options including drawing, painting, ceramics, gallery studies, and art history.
The design minor provides a rich curriculum of studio courses in which you will apply design as a method of problem solving and prepare for a competitive world where effective visual communication, storytelling, and creative thinking are differentiators in nearly every discipline. You must complete 21 credits, including seven design courses and supportive studio art and communication courses such as drawing, painting, sculpture, research methods, photography, and video production.
Administered by the Department of English, the theatre minor requires completion of 24 credits, including 12 credits from the theatre core and 12 credits of elective options. The minor is open to all students and offers you the opportunity to develop foundational skills in the craft of the theatre.
Administered by the Department of Computer Science, this minor requires completion of 21 credit hours of coursework in psychology or sociology, communication studies, and computer science.
Administered by the Department of Political Science, the pre-law minor requires completion of 18 credits of coursework in political science and philosophy, as well as accounting, communication studies, business, entrepreneurship, or sociology. Please refer to the College Catalog or the minor course requirements for complete information regarding minors.