Humanities are types of scholarly study in “human being” or “human engagement with the world.” Our Interdisciplinary Humanities minor provides a foundation to the cultural, philosophical, and artistic expressions of humanity that will support the varied human-related studies in any major.
We offer flexibility in course selection, allowing you to tailor your path to program completion. Our experienced and knowledgeable professors integrate a Christian worldview with practical instruction in a varied array of courses discussing human life, with options such as
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Anthropology
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Artistic Expression (visual arts, music, theatre, literature, film)
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Communication (intercultural, media, sociological)
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Foreign Languages
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Government and Law
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History
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Philosophy
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Psychology
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Religion
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Teaching English as a Second Language
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Theology
Establish a well-rounded Humanities experience that nurtures empathy and wisdom about the human condition in your vocational calling in the ministry or in the marketplace.
Potential careers as the Humanities minor is integrated with major program specialties:
Anthropologist
Art Museum Curator or Archivist
Author/Writer
Civic Relations and Engagement Facilitator
Community Outreach Coordinator
Culture Affairs and Special Events Coordinator
Editor
Government and International Relations
History Archivist, Teacher, or Consultant
Human Resources Specialist
Missionary
Pastor
Public Relations Manager
Teacher for English Language Learners
Theatre or Film Historian, Communications, or Performance
Faculty
Department Chair
LaDonna Friesen, M.A.
Department Chair, Associate Professor of English
