Students for whom particular interests may be better served by a flexible grouping of courses from several areas can pursue an interdisciplinary major or minor.  The following interdisciplinary majors and minors may be declared with the appropriate program coordinator.  For further information, contact the coordinator listed below or the College Office.  Additional information can be found in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

Interdisciplinary Majors

Africana Studies - Dr. Michael Monahan

Applied Mathematical Economics - Dr. Peter Toumanoff

Broad Field Science (For students who are seeking education certification)

International Affairs - Dr. H. Richard Friman

Women's and Gender Studies - Dr. Amelia Zurcher

Interdisciplinary Minors

Asian Studies - Dr. Barrett McCormick

Broad Field Social Science - Dr. Daniel Meissner

Catholic Studies - Dr. Stanley Harrison

Environmental Ethics - Dr. Jame Schaefer

Ethics - Dr. Kevin Gibson

Family Studies - Dr. Lynn Turner

Justice and Peace - Dr. Michael Duffey

Medieval Studies - Dr. Lezlie Knox

Public History - Dr. John Krugler

Urban Affairs - Dr. Thomas Jablonsky