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Division of Humanities to Present Screening, Discussion of Film Gattaca
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Associate Professor to Examine ‘Evil Regime’ of North Korea
Tuesday November 10, 2009
Sun-Sentinel Summer 2010 Journalism Internship Opportunity
Apply by November 15, 2009
Travel Study: Spend Spring Break Studying 20th Century Genocide in Europe
Faculty Art on Display at Divide and Conquer Gallery Exhibition
October 19–December 4, 2009
Prestigious Carnegie Fellowship Available for Students Interested in International Affairs
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Folklore and Mythology Minor
The folklore and mythology minor provides students with an overview of the ways that various artistic features of a culture tell the story of where it has been and where it is going. The folklore and mythology minor deepens students' understanding of how a culture's storytelling contributes to its evolution.
Folklore and Mythology Minor Requirements (15 credits)
Students must complete 15 credits from the following list, 9 credits of which must be at the 3000/4000 level:
Select 3 credits from the following courses:
HUMN 2300 Introduction to World Mythology (3 credits)
HUMN 2350 Introduction to Folklore (3 credits)
Select 12 credits from the following courses:
ARTS 3300 Myth and Art (3 credits)
ARTS 3400 Non-Western and Modern Art (3 credits)
COMM 3100 Gendered Images Pop Culture (3 credits)
HUMN 2300 Introduction to World Mythology (3 credits)
HUMN 2350 Introduction to Folklore (3 credits)
HUMN 2400 Introduction to Celtic Studies (3 credits)
HUMN 3800 Mexican Cult of Death in Myth and Literature (3 credits)
HUMN 4100 Death and Dying (3 credits)
HUMN 4200 Asian Thought (3 credits)
HUMN 4310 The Vampire (3 credits)
LITR 4510 King Arthur (3 credits)
