This minor offers students the opportunity to think critically about their own evolving worldview within a pluralistic context, and to articulate an appreciation of that pluralism. Students will develop skills in interfaith dialogue among diverse participants, as well as the ability to create and sustain formal and informal opportunities for ongoing interfaith action and dialogue.
Degree Requirements
Total Program: 24 semester hours
Five courses chosen from the following four subject areas (at least one course in each subject area, and only one can be lower division) and the Capstone course:
Core Requirements
20 semester hours
| Code | Title | Semester Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Historical Knowledge of Interfaith Cooperation | ||
| REL 100 | Introduction to Religion & Spirituality | 4 |
| Appreciative, Integrative, or Synthesizing Knowledge | ||
| REL 305 | Eastern Religions | 4 |
| REL 326 | Religion, Science, and Consciousness | 4 |
| REL 395 | Religion and the City | 4 |
| Interfaith, Service/Community Engagement | ||
| REL 311 | Archaeology and the Bible | 4 |
| REL 497 | Internship | 1-4 |
| Interfaith Leadership | ||
| REL 390 | Topics in Religion | 4 |
Capstone Reflection
4 semester hours
- REL 401 Interfaith Reflection and Interfaith Action