Appalachian Studies Minor
Faculty
D. Eisenhour, J. Gritton (program coordinator), J. Hennen,T. Irons, T. Kiffmeyer,
S. Parkansky, R. Prindle, B. Reeder, E. Reeves, A. Risk, D. Rigsby, D. Smith, J. Stafford, S. Tallichet
Appalachian Studies Core:
APS 201 — Introduction to Appalachian Studies |
3 |
Choose five of the following for a total of 15 credit hours:
ART 468 — Appalachian Arts |
3 |
ENG 360 — Appalachian Literature |
3 |
GEO 341 — Appalachia |
3 |
HIS 322 — History of Appalachia |
3 |
MUST 104 — Traditional Vocal Harmony |
3 |
SOC 560 — Appalachian Culture |
3 |
Total |
18 |
Electives |
6 |
Two three-credit hour courses (may include courses not already selected above). These courses will be cross listed in the minor with the APS prefix.
AGR 319 — Herbs |
3 |
BIOL 318 — Local Flora |
3 |
BIOL 351 — Plant Natural History |
3 |
BIOL 352 — Animal Natural History |
3 |
ENG 394 — Language and Society |
3 |
ENG 395 — Poetry |
3 |
GEO 344 — Kentucky |
3 |
GEO 345 — Environmental Geography |
3 |
GOVT 344 — Kentucky Government |
3 |
HS 491 — Creative Foods |
3 |
MUSH 261 — Music Listening (folk element) |
3 |
MUST 103 — Practical Theory for Traditional Music |
3 |
RAPP 201 — Society, Nature, and Development |
3 |
RAPP 202 — Basic Computer Tech in Regional Analysis |
3 |
Total |
24 |