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Minor in Sociology
The sociology minor allows students to study a diverse group of topics from social
inequalities to issues regarding families, education, politics, the economy and religion.
Students will be able to explore courses relevant to their interests. Courses are also
offered that investigate American society‘s role within a greater global context. Upon
completion of the minor, students will be able to critically analyze contemporary social
problems from a theoretical and practical level. The minor requires a minimum of 18
credits including Introduction to Sociology, Social Problems, and Social Theory.
Students will be able to choose a set of courses based on their major or interests.
SB 130 Introduction to Sociology
SB 231 Social Problems
SB 430 Social Theory
SB 2/3__ Sociology Elective
SB 3/4__ Sociology Elective
SB 3/4__ Sociology Elective
Minor in Sport Management
In an effort to offer students in other academic disciplines the opportunity to explore
the study of sport management and with the support and guidance of the Division of
Business and Management, the following is proposed as a way for students to minor in
sport management, and is geared toward students who wish to obtain a BPS (Bachelor
of Professional Students) degree. The total credit requirement for a minor in Sport
Management is 30 credits
Required Foundation Business Courses (12 credits):
BU 110 Principles of Management
BU 120 Principles of Marketing
BU 233 Human Resources Management
AC 331 Financial Accounting
Required Sport Management Foundation Course (3 credits):
SP 118 Introduction to Sport Management
Sport Management Core Requirement Courses (6 credits):
SP 269 Current Issues In Sport Management
SP 328 Sport Marketing, Promotion, and Sales
Three of the following Sport Management (upper division) Courses (9 credits)
SB 364 Sport in Society
SP 355 Financing Sport Operations
SP 368 Legal Issues in Sport
SP 488 Sport Management Internship
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