Linguistics Minor

Professors: Robert Troyer
Assistant Professors: Milntra Raksachat

Mission

Provides personalized learning opportunities leading to advanced studies or a variety of careers including teaching, writing, editing, linguistics and literature. The various programs help students develop a broad knowledge of literature, language and writing to foster analytical and critical skills. Students encounter new ideas; appreciate aesthetic and practical language; become impassioned readers, writers and thinkers; and gain perspectives in assimilating and evaluating their new experiences.

Core Courses

LING 310 Introduction to Linguistics Credits: 4
LING 315 Structure of English I Credits: 4

Elective Credits: 12

Upper-division Linguistics or English courses

Must be approved by adviser.

Total Credits: 20

Note:

Students planning a minor in literature, linguistics or writing need to be aware of prerequisites for upper-division courses. Students with a major in one of these areas and a minor in another need to plan with an advisor additional classes in the minor to replace courses taken in the common core. Planning with an advisor is essential.