American Studies is an interdisciplinary examination of the relationships among the diverse elements of American culture. Anthropology is the study of human cultural behavior. History is the study of the past of human society.
Psychology is the study of animal and human behavior and of cognitive processes and thought.
Each major combines a specialization in one of these sciences with support work in a related area. The support work area involves a specific number of semester credit hours outside the major discipline which forms a cohesive whole and is approved by the student's advisor. The division also offers Minors in American Indian Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, History, Psychology, and Women and Gender Studies. Placement is arranged with the internship coordinator of the Division of Behavioral and Cultural Sciences. Supervision and grading of the internship experience are normally done by division faculty members.