Criminalistics Minor
A minor in Criminalistics allows students to explore a variety of areas of forensic science. Proper investigation, evidence collection, and scientific analysis are stressed. Laboratory courses provide students with a hands-on learning experience.
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Criminology and Criminal Justice Minor
A minor in Criminology and Criminal Justice provides students with an opportunity to study both the adult and juvenile justice systems. Additionally, the causes of crime and victimization are explored in a variety of courses. Students must earn a 2.0 or higher in all CCJ courses.
Legal Studies Minor
The Legal Studies minor is designed for students who are interested in understanding the role of law in society, including those considering law school or graduate studies. The minor enhances students’ preparation for careers in the practice of law and related professions.
Neuroscience Minor
There is nothing minor about studying the relationship between the mind, brain, and behavior. This program will teach students about the brain and behavior at the molecular level and how it presents as actions we recognize. This minor brings the unique advantage of connecting observable behavior with the brain patterns that cause them. Students enrolled in this minor can go on to have careers in a whole host of medical fields.