Faculty

Sarah LaChance Adams, Assistant Professor

Program Description

The philosophy minor incorporates four components: a strong foundation in the history of philosophy, dialogue with non-canonical traditions, an emphasis on political theory, and the ability to apply theory to contemporary concerns.

Student Learning Outcomes

1. Ability to analyze, interpret, and understand texts and discours
2. Ability to effectively identify, evaluate, and formulate arguments
3. Ability to develop, organize, and express ideas in a precise, clear, effective, and systematic manner in writing, discussion, and oral presentations
4. Ability to recognize and appreciate multiple perspectives and limitations of each perspective
5. A high degree of fluency with major philosophical traditions (and some non-canonical), figures, concepts, and methods.

Philosophy Minor Requirements

24 total credits

At least 9 credits must be from 300 level or higher.

Introductory required courses (6 credits required):

History of Philosophy required courses (6 credits required):

Non-Canonical Philosophy required courses (6 credits required):

Political Theory required courses (3 credits required):

Philosophy Elective required course (3 credits required): Choose any Philosophy 3 credit course