Appalachian Studies, Minor
The Minor in Appalachian Studies consists of at least 16 credit hours and involves coursework from a variety of fields. Course descriptions can be found in the Course Listings section of this Catalog.
Required courses include:
Minor and Minor-Related Courses
SOC 222 | Sociology of Appalachia | 3 |
HIS 248 | Appalachian Cultural and Social History | 3 |
REL 209 | Religion in the Southern Appalachians | 3 |
BIO 311 | Natural History of the Great Smoky Mountains | 4 |
An appropriate experiential or special topics offering, including but not limited to the following options (3 hrs.):
OST 205 | Food Traditions of Appalachia | 3 |
OST 302 | Sustainable Tourism and Development | 3 |
OST 303 | Sustainable Tourism and Local Culture | 3 |
PHR 125 | Mountain Challenge I | 1 |
PHR 126 | Mountain Challenge II | 1 |
PHR 127 | Mountain Challenge III | 1 |
With approval of the Appalachian Studies Coordinator and the appropriate academic division chair, various special topics courses (designated 149, 249 0r 349) and Internship courses (designated 337) may satisfy requirements of the minor.