Undergraduate Minors
Students interested in declaring a minor should speak with the minor academic advisor.
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American Sign Language Minor
The minor in American Sign Language (ASL) is appropriate for students who desire training in ASL to communicate with individuals in the Deaf community. The minor consists of a minimum of 18 credits of study. Students are encouraged to consult with a departmental advisor and review course descriptions prior to selecting and registering for class.
Advisor Contact: Ali Williams - williamsam3@etsu.edu
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Nutrition Minor
The Nutrition minor seeks to provide students with a nutrition science foundation complementary to any health related major. Courses cover the basic principles of nutrition, nutrition through the lifecycle, community nutrition, nutrition in sports and health, metabolism, and communication in nutrition.
Advisor Contact: Joanna Cyrier - cyrier@etsu.edu
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Social Work Minor
The Social Work minor seeks to provide students with skills to prepare them for working with people in mental health settings.
Advisor Contact: Jennie Scott - scottjm1@etsu.edu
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Communicative Disorders Minor
Students in the Communicative Disorders Minor program study the normal aspects of the communication process and are introduced to disorders of speech, language and hearing. The coures will cover concepts related to anatomy and physiology of the hearing and speech mechanisms; speech and hearing science; and normal development of speech and language production and perception.
Advisor Contact: Ali Williams - williamsam3@etsu.edu
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Allied Health Minor
The Allied Health minor seeks to provide students with a variety of interprofessional allied health courses that include leadership, management, research, information technology, and cultural diversity to prepare students to work more effectively in health care settings. The Allied Health minor complements the content in the fields of cardiopulmonary science, dental hygiene, radiologic science, and other related professions.
Advisor Contact: Ali Williams - williamsam3@etsu.edu