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Human-Animal Relationships Minor

The Interdisciplinary minor in Human-Animal Relationships (HARE) provides students theoretical and practical expertise in the crucial, diverse, yet often overlooked roles animals play in human society, culture and well-being. Moreover, the minor helps students understand how humans impact the lives of other animals, both wild and domestic.

Students seeking the minor must complete 18 hours.

Requirements

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Perspectives on Human-Animal Relationships

3

Select the remaining 15 hours from courses that carry the HARE attribute.

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Introduction to Physical Anthropology

3

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Into the Small: Little Animals in Art, Culture, and Museums

3

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Animals, Religion, and Culture

3

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Anthropological Approaches to Nature and the Sacred

3

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Native American Religions and Ecology

3

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Studies in Anthropology

3

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Exploring Animal Imagery

3

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Into the Small: Little Animals in Art, Culture, and Museums

3

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Zoo Animal Enrichment

3

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Special Problems

1-21

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Natural History

3

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Illustrated Storytelling: Comic Books, Graphic Novels, Art and Film

3

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Contemporary Environmental Issues

3

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Mammalogy

3

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Wildlife Ecology and Management

3

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Zoo Animal Enrichment

3

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South African Biodiversity and Human Development Part 1

3

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Urban Wildlife

3

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Junior Honors Seminar in Human-Animal Relationships

3

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Senior Honors Research Paper in Human-Animal Relationships

3

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Veganism, Sustainability, and Plant-based Food Studies

3

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Mind, Consciousness, Self

3

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Comparative Psychology

3

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Animal Cognition

3

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Challenges of Global Food Production

3

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Contemporary Topics in Sociology

3

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Animals, Culture and Society

3

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Sociology Internship in Public and Non-Profit Agencies

3

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Animal Assisted Therapy and Social Work

3

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Non-Human Rhetoric and Representation

3

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Language, Rhetoric and Culture

3

Additional Requirement:

  • No more than 6 hours may be taken throughout the minor program in any one major or program.

  • No course may count for both the student's major and this minor.

  • course, course, course, course, and course only count as approved electives when their topic is appropriate. Courses applying toward the HARE minor will be identified by the “Human-Animal Relationships” class attribute in Class Search each semester.

Other courses may be applied with the approval of the minor director or co-director.