Education Studies Minor

• EDUC-110 Introduction to Education
• EDUC-310 Culturally Responsive Education

Choose three of the following, at least one of which should be an EDUC course and one must be a 300-level or higher course:

• EDUC-202 Educational Psychology
• EDUC-205 SL-Community Tutoring Project
• EDUC-208 SL: College Access
• EDUC-210 Service Learning: Alternative Spring Break
• EDUC-214 SL-Introduction to Teaching
• EDUC-315 Strategies for Working With English Learners
• EDUC-316 TESOL Practice
• EDUC-408 Youth Programming
• EDUC-414 Urban Schooling
• EDUC-424 Global Issues and Trends in Education
• EDUC-510 Independent Study
• SOC-113 Introduction to Sociology
• SOC-116 Social Justice
• SOC-209 Youth in American Society
• SOC-210 Juvenile Justice
• SOC-232 Street Gangs
• SOC-237 School to Prison Pipeline
• SOC-308 Sociology of Education
• SOC-332 Restorative Justice
• SOC-344 Community Organizing

Note: Students majoring in Sociology may only double count one sociology course within the Education Studies minor.

Residency Requirement Policy: In the College of Arts and Sciences, a two-course (8 credit) residency requirement must be satisfied for completion of a minor and a four-course (16 credit) residency requirement must be satisfied for the completion of a major.

Minor Programs Policy: A student declaring a minor may use no more than two courses from a major or double major combination to fulfill the requirements for the minor. No more than one course from one minor may count toward the fulfillment of a second minor. Students may not minor in a subject in which they are also completing a major. For more information, see the Minor Programs section of the CAS Degree Requirements page.