Non-Western Studies

Students who complete the minor in non-Western studies may expect have a better knowledge and appreciation of the great diversity and richness of human cultures in our global society; begin to acquire tools for cross-cultural communication and critique; attain a critical understanding of their own cultures’ strengths and limitations; and become proficient writers at the college level (all courses being writing intensive).  Students pursuing a non-Western minor may begin to take non-Western courses anytime, as early as the freshman year. Program faculty are eager to help with academic and career advising. Contact the program director if you have further questions.  Declaration of Minor forms are available through the registrar’s office.

Non-Western Studies Program Director

Michael Sollenberger, Associate Professor in Foreign Languages and Literatures Department, x4637

Requirements for the minor.