Undergraduate Programs
Minors
Philanthropic Studies
Philanthropic Studies provides a theoretical framework and practical knowledge about voluntary action and organizations that support the giving of "time, talent, and treasure" in society. The undergraduate minor explores the cultural traditions of voluntary action through a variety of disciplinary perspectives and course options. This minor will complement other Bachelor’s degrees and assist students seeking entry-level positions in philanthropy and nonprofit organizations, as well as roles in the business and government sector. The minor in Philanthropic Studies is well suited for students who want to integrate their commitment to working with others into their work or career.
A minor in Philanthropic Studies (PHST) requires satisfactory completion of the following requirements:
Completion of properly distributed credit hour requirements for the baccalaureate degree in effect when the student was admitted to their home school.Completion of 15 credit hours, with a minimum grade of C in each course.
Contact the program or your advisor to complete the necessary paperwork to officially declare the minor.
Complete a minor declaration form in the School of Liberal Arts, Student Affairs Office, Cavanaugh Hall 401.
Minor Requirements:
_____ Choose one of the following core courses (3 cr.):
_____ Choose one of the following core course (3 cr.):
_____Choose three courses from the list of courses below (9 cr.):