INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
B.A. in American Studies B.A. in Interdepartmental Studies B.A. in Women’s and Gender Studies Minor in African-American Studies Minor in American Studies Minor in Environmental Affairs Minor in Family Studies Minor in Film and New Media Studies Minor in Latino Studies Minor In Public Health Minor in Women’s and Gender Studies
YOUR CURIOSITY CROSSES BOUNDARIES. YOU WANT
THE WORLD, SOCIAL JUSTICE, AND SYSTEMS OF P WON’T DO. SO CONSIDER A DEGREE THAT ALLOWS A MAJOR OR MINOR THAT COMBINES COURSES IN
TOGETHER TO HELP ADDRESS A SOCIETAL PROBL
Undergraduate Programs If you pursue a degree in American Studies, Women’s and Gender Studies, or Interdepartmental Studies, you will explore the interrelations among academic disciplines in the arts, history, political science, sociology, English, earth science, communications, computer science, social work, psychology, mathematics, science, and business.--In consultation with advisors, you will craft a plan of study that tailors your coursework to your interests and professional goals. Past students have delved into such topics as American Studies, local history, gender systems as products of power structures, the African diaspora, environmental policy, and Latin American film. Some students have become so intrigued by their area of study that they pursue advanced research and/or a study abroad to further expand their knowledge.
Delve into such topics as American Studies, local history, gender systems as products of power structures, the African diaspora, environmental policy, or Latin American film.
T TO SEE HOW THINGS CONNECT. YOU CARE ABOUT
POWER. IN YOUR CASE, A SINGLE-THEME MAJOR YOU TO ASSEMBLE “THE BIG PICTURE.” CHOOSE SEVERAL DISCIPLINES AND LINK THOSE FIELDS
LEM OR ISSUE.
Faculty You will learn from faculty members across the spectrum of academic disciplines: English, Spanish, biology, religious studies, educational technology, business, history, philosophy, sociology, and political science, among others. All have their advanced degrees from such prestigious schools as Stanford, the University of Chicago, and Notre Dame.
Internships American Studies and other interdisciplinary majors enroll in the Field Experience Seminar to explore possible career paths. In recent years, they have interned in such places as Prevent Child Abuse New York, U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, the New York State Museum, Albany Institute of History and Art, Parsons Child and Family Center, and local law firms.
EXTRACURRICULARS Interdisciplinary majors attend lectures and film series, and participate in service learning opportunities, among other activities. Many interdisciplinary majors participate in one of the College’s Pathways Programs in which students can arrive three days before the start of fall classes for an immersion experience in urban service, the arts or develop leadership skills.
Remarkable Outcomes Over the years, students with degrees in Interdepartmental Studies or other interdisciplinary majors or minors have become global sales directors, lawyers, elected officials, faculty members, and leaders in arts organizations and have pursued careers in journalism, government, and public policy.
For More Information American Studies: www.strose.edu/americanstudies Women’s and Gender Studies: www.strose.edu/womensstudies Degree requirements and course descriptions: www.strose.edu/catalogs Admission and applications: www.strose.edu/admissions
Some students have become so intrigued by their area of study that they pursue advanced research and/or a study abroad to further expand their knowledge leading to conference presentations and published papers.
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Living on Campus Saint Rose offers guaranteed housing for four years for all undergraduate students and limited College-owned apartments for graduate students.
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