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Minors and Interdisciplinary Studies Programs
What is the difference between a minor and an ISP?

A minor is a set of courses, usually totaling 21 credits, that is offered by one department.  An Interdisciplinary Studies Program (ISP) is a series of courses focused upon one area, similar to a minor and usually 21 credits, but from an interdisciplinary perspective. Minors and ISPs are noted on transcripts but not on the diploma.

Undergraduate Minors

All-University
Aerospace Studies (204  Military Science, 491-6476)
Military Science (102 Military Science, 491-6506)

College of Agricultural Sciences
Ag and Resource Economics  (B320 Clark, 491-6325 )
Entomology (C129 Plant Science, 491-5261)
Horticulture (111 Shepardson, 491-7019 )
Landscape Horticulture (111 Shepardson, 491-7019)
Plant Health (C129 Plant Science, 491-5261)
Soil Resources and Conservation (C127 Plant Science, 491-6517)

College of Applied Human Sciences
Merchandising (150 Aylesworth SE, 491-1629)
Nutrition (234 Gifford, 491-3663)

College of Business
Business Administration (178 Rockwell, 491-6471)

College of Engineering
Environmental Engineering (203 Engineering , 491-5048 )

College of Liberal Arts
Anthropology (C207 Clark, 491-5447)
Chinese (C104 Clark, 491-6141)
Criminology and Criminal Justice (B258 Clark, 491-6045)
Economics (C306 Clark, 491-6324)
English (359 Eddy, 491-6428)
Ethnic Studies (Clark C127, 491-2418)
French (C104 Clark, 491-6141)
General Philosophy (243 Eddy, 491-6315)
German (C104 Clark, 491-6141)
History (B357 Clark, 491-6334)
Japanese (C104 Clark, 491-6141)
Media Studies (C127 Clark, 491-6140)
Music (100 Music, 491-5529)
Political Science (C346 Clark, 491-5156)
Religious Studies (243 Eddy, 491-6315)
Sociology (B258 Clark, 491-6045)
Spanish (C104 Clark, 491-6141)
Theatre--Acting/Directing (G142 University Center for the Arts, 491-5562)
Theatre--Design/Technical Theatre (G142 University Center for the Arts, 491-5562)

Warner College of Natural Resources
Fishery Biology (136 Wagar, 491-5020)
Forestry (131 Forestry, 491-6911)
Geology (322 Natural Resources, 491-5661)
Range Ecology (131 Forestry, 491-6911)
Spatial Information Management (131 Forestry, 491-6911)
Watershed Science (131 Forestry, 491-6911)
Wilderness Management (233 Forestry, 491-6591)

College of Natural Sciences
Applied Statistics (101 Statistics, 491-5269)
Biochemistry (316 Molecular and Radiological Sciences, 491-5602)
Botany (E106 Anatomy/Zoology, 491-7011)
Chemistry (B101 Chemistry, 491-6381)
Computer Science (211 University Services, 491-5792)
Mathematics (101 Weber, 491-1303)
Physics (124 Engineering, 491-6206)
Statistics (101 Statistics, 491-5269)
Zoology (E106 Anatomy/Zoology, 491-7011)

College of Vet Med and Biomedical Sciences
Biomedical Sciences (102 Physiology, 491-6187)
Microbiology (116 Microbiology, 491-6136)



How to Declare A Minor or Interdisciplinary Studies Program (ISP)

To see a list of the classes required for a minor or ISP, visit the departmental or college website, or the Colorado State University Catalog. Call or visit the offering department and declare the minor or ISP there.


Interdisciplinary Studies Programs

Asian Studies............................................................................................................. Office of International Education
 Laurel Hall, 491-5917, www.international.colostate.edu

Biomedical Engineering........................................................................................................... College of Engineering
 102D Engineering Building, 491-1058, www.engr.colostate.edu/bep/

Biotechnology Studies................................................................ College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
W102 Anatomy/Zoology, 491-7051, www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/cvmbs/bisp_page.htm

Conservation Biology................................................................ Office of the Dean, Warner College of Natural Resources
101 Natural Resources, 491-6675, http://www.warnercnr.colostate.edu/curriculum/conservationbiology/

Diversity in Law………………………………………………………………    Office of the Dean, College of Liberal Arts
Clark C207, 491-3117,  Mr. Blane Harding

Environmental Affairs.............................................................................................. Sociology, College of Liberal Arts
Clark B258, 491-6044, www.colostate.edu/Programs/EAP

Food Science/Safety…………………………………………………..College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
E103 Vet. Teaching Hospital, 297-0326, Dr. Doreene Hyatt,  www.fshn.cahs.colostate.edu/isp-foodsciencesafety/program.asp

Gerontology................................................. Human Development and Family Studies, College of Applied Human Sciences
102 Gifford, 491-1118, www.cahs.colostate.edu/coa/GISP.html

Information Science and Technology........................................................ Technical Journalism, College of Liberal Arts
C242 Clark, 491-2030, http://istec.colostate.edu/education/isp/

Integrated Resource Management...................................................... Animal Sciences, College of Agricultural Sciences
208 Animal Sciences, 491-6928. Dr. Kraig Peel

International Development....................................................................................... Office of International Education
Laurel Hall, 491-5917, www.international.colostate.edu

Italian Studies.....................................................................................Foreign Languages and Literatures, College of Liberal Arts
C104 Clark, 491-6141, http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/FLL/

Latin American Studies.......................................................................................... ..Office of International Education
Laurel Hall, 491-5917, www.international.colostate.edu

Molecular Biology  ………………………………………...Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, College of Natural Sciences
316 Molecular and Radiological Sciences Building, 491-5602, http://www.bmb.colostate.edu/undergraduate.cfm

Organic Agriculture……………………………………………….. Soil and Crop Sciences, College of Agricultural Sciences
C-127 Plant Sciences, 491-6517, http://organic.colostate.edu/contact.htm

Peace and Reconciliation Studies…………………………………………………………Office of International Education
Laurel Hall, 491-5917, www.international.colostate.edu

Religious Studies............................................................................................ Office of the Dean, College of Liberal Arts
C138 Clark Building, 491-5421

Russian, Eastern, and Central European Studies.................................................... Office of International Education
Laurel Hall, 491-5917, www.international.colostate.edu

Water Resources...................................................................................................................... College of Engineering
E102 Engineering, 491-6308, Dr. Reagan Waskom, http://cwrri.colostate.edu

Women’s Studies............................................................................................ Office of Women’s Programs and Studies
112 Student Services Bldg, 491-6384, www.wps.colostate.edu/undergraduate/index.asp


 

Last Updated 6/2/09