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The Department of Social Science offers the following minors to its undergraduate students:
This minor emphasizes the unique patterns and ways of living in traditional and modern cultures. It is the complexity of personal viewpoints, found in different places around the world, and the tremendous variations present in the human experience that the discipline of anthropology addresses itself.
The following courses constitute the requirements for the minor in Anthropology:
| ANTH 207 |
Cultural Anthropology |
| ANTH 208 |
Ethnological Profiles |
| ANTH 300 |
Physical Anthropology and Archaeology |
| ANTH 310 |
Religion and Ritual |
| ANTH 400 |
Anthropological Theory |
| ANTH 411 |
Special Topics | or |
| ANTH 412 |
Internship |
Total= 18 Credits
The Coppin State University American Humanics Program consists of a multidisciplinary minor involving the Departments of Social Sciences, Management Science, and Health, Physical Education and Recreation. The three departments offer courses in the minor along with collaborative administration of the program. This 21-hour group of courses and field placement activities focuses on nonprofit management, fund-raising, and youth development. Interested sophomore and junior students embark upon a two-year minor of courses, internships, and co-curricula activities to prepare for a certification in Youth and Human Service Nonprofit Management.
The following courses constitute the requirements for the minor in Nonprofit Management
and Youth Development:
| SOSC 340 |
Introduction to Nonprofit Leadership |
| MNSC 336 |
Not-For-Profit Management |
| MNSC 310 |
Marketing for Managers |
| MNSC 300 |
Human Relations and Organizational Behavior |
| RECR 339 |
Problems in Urban Recreation and Sport |
| Internship | MNSC, RECR, SOSC (6 credits) |

Non-majors electing a minor in Political Science must have the approval of the
department and must complete with a grade of "C" or higher the following courses:
| POSC 301 |
U.S. Government |
| POSC 302 |
State and Local Government |
| POSC 303 |
Comparative Government |
| POSC |
Advised electives
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Students electing a minor in Sociology must have the approval of the department
and must complete with a grade of "C" or higher the following courses:
| SOCI 201 |
Introduction to Sociology |
| ANTH 207 |
Cultural Anthropology |
| SOCI 303 |
Sociological Theory I |
| SOSC 407 |
Social Research Methods |
| SOSC 310 |
Introduction Basic Statistics |
| SOCI 409 |
Seminar in Sociology: Internship | or |
| SOCI 410 |
Seminar in Sociology: Research Paper | or |
| SOCI 411 |
Special Topics |
Total= 18 Credits
