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This interdisciplinary minor offers a broad liberal arts approach to the study of disability, providing ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈÊÓƵs with knowledge of the historical, social, artistic, literary, legal, educational, philosophical, and political framing of disability. Students develop a strong interdisciplinary foundation, with emphasis on cultural constructions of disability and the intersections of disability, race, gender, sex, age, class, and other markers of diversity and difference. (18 credit hours)

Eligibility

There are no special eligibility requirements for this minor.

Advising

• Contact Ashley Johnson about declaring or removing the DST minor and about curriculum substitution questions or DAR adjustments.