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Fall 2011
Read about two new minors offered in 2011 by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Ecology and Conservation Biology Minor
A minor in ecology and conservation biology points students toward getting strength in this sub-discipline of biology. Preparation for many careers is advanced by coursework in ecology and conservation, such as environmental lawyer, environmental consultant, conservation technician, and environmental educator.
Read more about the ECB minor.
Integrative Biology Minor
A minor in integrative biology is ideal for students intending to have a career in a field other than biology, but for whom a background in biology is nevertheless complementary, such as law, technology, bioinformatics, business, scientific writing, and engineering.
Spring 2011
Read about a new major offered in 2011 by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Latina/Latino Studies Major
Students majoring in Latina/Latino studies (LLS) explore the experiences and lives of Latina/os in the context of the United States. The major provides a broad and deep approach to theory, research, and multidisciplinary study of the Latina/o experience. Students majoring in LLS receive excellent preparation for graduate study or careers in education, social and welfare policy, counseling, law, public policy, health care, advertising, journalism, and other fields that address Latino issues.