American Studies Minor

Students can actively evaluate information by asking questions and making logical inferences; can make connections and draw reasonable comparisons across differing contexts.

Students have mastered a body of knowledge and a mode of inquiry that enables critical analysis of societies and cultures.

Students can use race, indigeneity, gender, sexuality, and disability as lenses to better understand America’s past, present and future and envision a world radically altered.

Students can communicate effectively in various modes.

Students have acquired skills and sense of responsibility for helping foster collective thriving.