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Southern New Hampshire University Minor in American Studies A student may declare a minor in American Studies by successfully completing the following courses at Southern New Hampshire University: Select two of the following: HIS 319 African-American History Since the Civil War HIS 330 Civil War and Reconstruction HIS 338 Republicanism, Democracy, and Expansion HIS 332 Colonial New England HIS 357 African-American History through the Civil War Select two of the following: LIT 207 American Realism and Naturalism LIT 210 American Literature: 20th Century and Beyond LIT 328 Multi-Ethnic Literature LIT 336 Thoreau and His Contemporaries LIT 350 The Black Literary Tradition LIT 370 Studies in American Literature Select one of the following: POL 210 American Politics POL 305 State and Local Government POL 306 The American Legal Tradition POL 319 U.S. Environmental Law and Politics Minor in Art History A student may declare a minor in Art History by successfully completing the following courses at Southern New Hampshire University: Required Courses FAS 201 Intro to Humanities I FAS 202 Intro to Humanities II Select three of the following: FAS 110 Drawing FAS 226 Digital Photography FAS 260 Architecture: Introduction and History FAS 305 Digital Documentary Photography FAS 320 History of Design FAS 326 History of Photography FAS 340 Modern Art FAS 370 American Art FAS 380 Art and Gender FAS 390 Non-Western Art Minor in Business (for Liberal Arts majors) Under the minor in business option, a student majors in one of the available disciplines within the School of Liberal Arts and uses 12 to 15 free elective credits within the chosen major to take courses in the business disciplines. Required Courses ACC 201 Financial Accounting ACC 202 Managerial Accounting BUS 206 Business Law I MAT 121 Mathematical Concepts and Techniques for Business MKT 113 Introduction to Marketing Credits One Business elective Minor in Child Development A student may declare a minor in child development by successfully completing the following six courses: Prerequisite DEV 150 History and Philosophy of the Child Study Movement Required Courses DEV 210 Psychosocial Development During Early Childhood DEV 241 Cognitive Development of Infants and Young Children DEV 260 Family and Culture DEV 340 Theories of Play DEV 424 Assessment and Intervention During Early Childhood Minor in Communication Students may declare a minor in communication by successfully completing the following courses: Required Course COM 126 Introduction to Communication Select four of the following: COM 227 Public Relations or COM 340 Writing for Public Relations COM 230 Graphics and Layout in Print Media COM 232 Desktop Publishing COM 235 Introduction to Journalism COM 322 Advanced Public Speaking COM 448 Media Ethics and Law Minor in Computer Information Technology This course of study is designed for students who are working toward a degree in another major area. Information technology can be the career enhancing addition to any other major, since IT is used everywhere today. Students may declare a minor in information technology by successfully completing the following five courses: Prerequisite MAT 230 Discrete Mathematics Required Courses IT 135 Interactive 3-D Virtual Environments or IT 145 Introduction to Software Development IT 210 Business Systems Analysis and Design IT Two IT electives (as recommended by an advisor) 36
<strong>Academic</strong> Programs Minor in Creative Writing A student may declare a minor in creative writing by completing the following five courses at Southern New Hampshire University: Required Courses ENG 327 Play Writing Workshop ENG 328 Poetry Writing Workshop ENG 329 Fiction Writing Workshop ENG 330 Nonfiction Writing Workshop Select one of the following: COM 235 Introduction to Journalism ENG 220 Business Communication ENG 480 Independent Study (for longer writing projects with a tutor) Minor in Digital Media and Video Production A Digital Media and Video Production minor would enable a student to combine specialized knowledge within their major with theoretic and practical knowledge of video production to create documentary, commercial, or promotional videos. Students may declare a minor in Digital Media and Video Production by successfully completing the following courses: Required Courses COM 128 Language and Practice of Media Arts COM 222 Introduction to Film History COM 244 Digital Video Production: Level I COM 344 Digital Video Production: Level II Select one of the following: COM 454 Documentary Video COM 455 Commercial Video Production Minor in Economics Students may declare a minor in economics by successfully completing the following six courses at Southern New Hampshire University: Prerequisites MAT 130 Applied Finite Mathematics* (for ECO 201, ECO 202) ACC 201 Financial Accounting (for ECO 301) ACC 202 Managerial Accounting Required Courses ECO 201 Microeconomics ECO 202 Macroeconomics ECO 301 Managerial Economics ECO 306 Money and Banking ECO Two ECO electives of 200-level or higher * from B.A./B.S. core Minor in English Language and Literature Students may declare a minor in English language and literature by successfully completing the following five courses at Southern New Hampshire University: Required Courses LIT Two 200-level LIT courses LIT One 300-level LIT course ENG 330 Nonfiction Writing Workshop ENG 350 The English Language Students must also take one LIT elective in addition to the LIT elective required by the B.A./B.S. core. Minor in Environmental Studies A student may declare a minor in Environmental Studies by completing the following courses, four of which must be in addition to those taken to satisfy the B.A./B.S. Core: Required Courses ENV/PHL 363 Environmental Ethics ENV/SCI 219 Environmental Issues Select one of the following courses: GEO 200 World Geography SCI 220 Energy and Society ENV/SCI 309 Ecology and Human Societies Select two of the following courses: COM 302 Environmental Communications ENV/SOC 318 Sustainable Communities ENV/POL 319 U.S. Environmental Law and Politics ENV 322 Development and the Environment ENV/POL 329 International Environmental Law and Negotiation ENV/POL 349 Comparative Environmental Law and Sustainable Development GEO 200 World Geography LIT 332 The Nature Writers LIT 336 Thoreau and his Contemporaries SCI 220 Energy and Society SCI 251 Natural Sciences I ENV/SCI 309 Ecology and Human Societies Minor in Fashion Merchandising Students may declare a minor in fashion merchandising by successfully completing the following courses at Southern New Hampshire University: Prerequisite MKT 113 Introduction to Marketing MKT 222 Principles of Retailing Required Courses FMK/GRA 101 Basic Design and Color Theory FMK 202 Fashion Merchandising FMK 204 Textiles MAT 105 Merchandising Mathematics MKT 230 Retail Sales Promotion Minor in Finance Students may declare a minor in finance by successfully completing the following six courses at Southern New Hampshire University: 37
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