February 10, 2026 – Academic Program and Curriculum Committee – Agenda

Time: Tuesday at 8:00 a.m.
Location: Lubar N116 and Microsoft Teams

1. Call to order
2. Announcements
   1. Committee Reports
   2. Undergraduate program review schedule
   3. Information Only
      1. Alternative Education License Option – Suspend Admission
      2. Russian, BA – Suspend Admission
3. Auto consent
   1. Approval of the meeting minutes from December 9, 2025.
   2. Curricular changes – Review in CourseLeaf
      1. New Courses
      2. Changed Courses
      3. Courses Requesting GER
      4. GER Courses Changing Category
      5. Inactivated Courses
      6. Minor Program Changes
4. New Business
   1. Program Review Follow-Up – Committee Interdisciplinary Major
   2. Undergraduate Program Review – Digital Arts and Culture
   3. Language courses requesting prerequisite exemption
      1. FRENCH 203 Third-Semester French
      2. GERMAN 203 Third-Semester German
      3. ITALIAN 203 Third-Semester Italian
      4. SPANISH 203 Third-Semester Spanish
5. Adjournment

New Courses

(▪ Requesting GER)

• ASIANST 211 Topics in Asian Studies: (subtitle)
• ASL 340 Theatrical Interpreting
• ASL 341 Functional Diversity in the Deaf Community
• ASL 356 Postsecondary Interpreting
• ASL 357 Video Relay Services Interpreting
• ASL 360 Community Interpreting
• CIV ENG 608 Intro to Fate and Transport of Pollutants in the Environment
• FILM 321 Science Fiction Animation
• INFOST 694 Computer Forensics
• L&S NS 100/100X Math and Quantitative Reasoning Success
• MATH 331 Applied Calculus and Linear Algebra
• MECHENG 541/BME 541 AI for Rehabilitation Robotics
• PHYSICS 105▪ Physics of Life

Changed Courses

• ART 212 Introduction to Creative Technologies: Computer Games and Interactive Art
• ART 373 Blacksmithing
• ART 422 Design Methodologies: Process, Communication, & Theory
• ASL 371 ASL-English Interpreter Knowledge Exam Preparation
• BIO SCI 383 General Microbiology
• BUS ADM 336 ERP Simulation and Data Analysis
• BUS ADM 536 Business Intelligence
• BUS ADM 537 ERP Concepts and Issues
• BUS ADM 539 Web Application Server Development
• FILM 180 Foundation Production: Fiction
• FILM 181 Foundation Production: Nonfiction
• FILMSTD 690/ENGLISH 690 Seminar in Contemporary Cinema and Media: (subtitle)
• FITWELL 289 Recreation Activities: (subtitle)
• IND ENG 369/MECHENG 369 Introduction to Probability and Statistical Inference
• MATLENG 380/MECHENG 380 Engineering Basis for Materials Selection
• MUS ED 350 Introduction to Teaching Music
• MUS ED 352 Technology in Music Education
• SOCIOL 361 Research Methods in Sociology
• SOCIOL 375 Social Theory
• SOCIOL 495 Seminar in Sociology: (subtitle)

Courses Requesting GER

Civics and Perspectives

• CHINESE 353 Popular Culture, Entertainment, and China’s Modernization
• ETHNIC 102 Transnational Migrations: People on the Move
• ETHNIC 255 Migration and Gender: Starbucks, Sex Trafficking, and Nannies
• POL SCI 215 Race, Ethnicity, and Politics

Communication and Literacy

• ART 509 Art and Design Seminar
• CHINESE 343 Chinese Martial Arts Fiction
• ENGLISH 102/102X College Writing and Research
• ENGLISH 201 Strategies for Academic Writing
• ENGLISH 205 Business Writing
• ENGLISH 206/206X Technical Writing
• ENGLISH 207 Health Science Writing
• HCA 249 Writing for Professional Development in Health Administration
• JAMS 201 Media Writing
• NURS 445/445X Capstone Practicum for Registered Nurses
• NURS 476 Professional Role 4: Leading in Complex Systems

Humanities and Arts

• ARTHIST 103 The History of Architecture
• KOREAN 325 Korean Contemporary Culture and the Korean Wave
• PHILOS 111/MATH 111 Introduction to Logic – Critical Thinking
• THEATRE 321 The Theatre: Beginnings Through Realism
• THEATRE 322 The Theatre: Modern and Contemporary Period

Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning

• BUS ADM 210 Statistical Modeling in Business Analytics
• ECON 210 Economic Statistics
• GEOG 247 Quantitative Analysis in Geography
• INFOST 370 Data Analysis and Visualization for the Information Professional
• KIN 270 Statistics in the Health Professions: Theory and Practice
• MATH 176 Mathematica Explorations for Elementary Teachers II
• MATH 205 Introductory Finite Mathematics
• MATH 208 Quantitative Models for Business
• MATH 211 Survey in Calculus and Analytic Geometry
• MATH 213 Calculus with Life Sciences Applications
• MATH 221 Honors Calculus I
• MATH 231 Calculus 1
• NURS 419 Concepts of Evidence-Based Nursing Practice
• PHILOS 211 Elementary Logic
• POL SCI 390 Political Data Analysis
• PSYCH 210 Psychological Statistics
• SOCIOL 261 Introduction to Statistical Thinking in Sociology
• UWS NSG 446/NURS 446X Research and Evidence-Based Nursing Practice

Social and Behavioral Science

• RUSSIAN 363 Women’s Influence on Russian Culture Throughout History

GER Courses Changing Category

These courses were previously reviewed and are not listed in the APCC queue in CIM. If you have questions about any of these courses, you can find their documentation in the Course Admin section of CIM.

Civics and Perspectives

• AFRIC 100 Black Reality
• AFRIC 232 Survey of African Societies and Cultures
• AIS 101 Introduction to American Indian Studies
• ANTHRO 104 Lifeways in Different Cultures: A Survey of World Societies
• ANTHRO 213 American Indian Peoples of Wisconsin
• ARABIC 111 Cultures and Civilizations of the Muslim Middle East
• ARABIC 164 Arabs and Islam in America
• ART 150/FILM 150 Multicultural America
• ART ED 130 Multicultural Art and Visual Learning in Elementary Education
• ASL 330 Deaf History
• ASL 352 American Deaf Culture
• BUS ADM 100 Introduction to Business
• CELTIC 133 Celtic Crossings: Overview of the History and Cultures of the Celtic World
• CHPS 245 Client Diversity in Health Sciences: An Interdisciplinary Perspective
• CIV ENG 150 Builders for Civilization and Environment
• COMPLIT 231 Literature and Religion: (subtitle)
• COMPLIT 232 Literature and Politics: Literary Perspectives on the Palestine-Isreal Conflict through Contemporary Literature
• DANCE 110 Bodies in Motion: Dance, Identity, and Culture
• DANCE 122 African Dance and the Diaspora
• EAS 125 How People Move: Introduction to Human Movement Science for Global Health
• EAS 130 Systems Thinking, Complexity, and Wicked Problems in the 21st Century
• ECON 248 Economics of Discrimination
• ED POL 113 The Milwaukee Community
• ED POL 360 The Mexicano/Mexicana Experience in the United States
• ENGLISH 150 Multicultural America
• ENGLISH 243 Introduction to Literature by Women: (subtitle)
• ENGLISH 276/AIS 276 Introduction to American Indian Literature: (subtitle)
• ENGLISH 281 Introduction to African American Literature: (subtitle)
• ETHNIC 101 The Multi-Racial Origins of American Cultures
• ETHNIC 265/HMONG 265 Hmong Americans: History, Culture, and Contemporary Life
• FRSHWTR 105 Our Blue Planet and Us: Societal Impacts on Global Freshwater Systems
• GEOG 114 Geography of Race in the United States
• GLOBAL 101 Introduction to Global Studies I: People and Politics
• HIST 131 World History to 1500
• HIST 150 Multicultural America
• HIST 210 The Twentieth Century: A Global History
• HIST 248 The First World War
• HIST 249 The Second World War in Europe
• HIST 262/AIS 262 North American Indian History to 1887
• HIST 263/AIS 263 North American Indian History Since 1887
• HIST 266 Race, Racial Thought, and Prejudice in the United States, 1607 – Present
• HIST 267 The History of Latinos in the United States
• HIST 382 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• HONORS 204 Honors Seminar in Civics and Perspectives
• HONORS 353 Honors Seminar in Civics and Perspectives
• HONORS 370 Honors Seminar in Civics and Perspectives
• JAMS 111 Gender and the Media
• JAMS/DAC 113 Internet Culture
• JEWISH 101 Jewish Culture in America: History, Literature, Film
• JEWISH 261 Representing the Holocaust in Words and Images
• LATINX 101 Introduction to Latino Studies
• LGBT 275 Queer Migrations
• LINGUIS 210 Power of Words
• MECHENG 161 Intro to Innovative and Entrepreneurial Thinking
• NURS 380 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• PEACEST 203/GLOBAL 203 Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies
• PH 210 Climate Change, the Environment, and Human Health
• PHILOS 204/204X Introduction to Asian Religions
• PHILOS 235 Philosophical Aspects of Feminism
• PHILOS 242 Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy
• POL SCI 104 Introduction to American Government and Politics
• POL SCI 106 Politics of the World’s Nations
• POL SCI 107 Modern Politics: Ideas and Ideologies
• SOCIOL 102 Solving Social Problems
• SOCIOL 207 Work and Society
• SOCIOL 224 Race and Ethnicity in the United States
• SOCIOL 233 Social Inequality in the United States
• SOCIOL 235 Social Change in the Global Economy
• SOCIOL 250 Sex and Gender
• SOCIOL 255 Sociology of Sexuality
• SOCIOL 260 Blood, Sex, Money, Power: The Family and Intimate Relationships
• SPANISH 225 Understanding the Hispanic World: (subtitle)
• URB STD 150 Multicultural America
• URBPLAN 141 Urban Planning Solutions to Contemporary Urban Problems
• WGS 200 Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies

Communication and Literacy

• COMMUN 103 Introduction to Public Speaking
• COMMUN 105 Business and Professional Communication
• CURRINS 234 Teachers as Writers
• ENGLISH 210 Global Englishes
• ENGLISH 310 Writing, Speaking, and Technoscience in the 21st Century
• FILM 305 Digital Cinema and the Computer
• HONORS 202 Honors Seminar in Communication and Literacy
• INFOST 270 Generative AI Literacy

Humanities and Arts

• AFRIC 102 Survey of African American Literature
• AFRIC 111 Introduction to African American History until 1865
• AFRIC 112 African American History, 1865 to the Present
• AFRIC 215 Introduction to Black Social and Cultural Traditions
• AMLLC 240 Vampires: From Slavic Village to Hollywood
• AMLLC 381 Honors Seminar: Solving the Enigma of Siberia
• ARABIC 385 Honors Seminar: Topics in the Study of Islam – Exploring the Qur’an through its Biblical Parallels
• ARCH 101 Introduction to Architecture
• ARCH 111* Design I
• ARCH 112* Design II
• ARCH 152 History & Theory II
• ART 100 American Art and Culture
• ART 106 Art Survey: Creative Practice, Culture, and Context
• ART 107 Art Exploration: (subtitle)
• ART 118 Digital Arts: Culture, Theory, Practice
• ART 124 Design Survey
• ART 152 Photography Survey
• ART 209 Issues in Contemporary Art: (subtitle)
• ARTHIST 101 Ancient and Medieval Art and Architecture
• ARTHIST 102 Renaissance to Modern Art and Architecture
• ARTHIST/FILMST 205 History of Film I: Development of an Art
• ARTHIST/FILMST 206 History of Film II: Development of an Art
• ARTHIST 240 Introduction to Prints and Printmaking: History and Techniques
• ARTHIST 241 Introduction to Baroque Art
• ARTHIST 250 Introduction to American Art
• CHINESE 150 Contemporary Chinese Society and Culture
• CHINESE 160 A Taste of China: Learning Chinese Culture and Society through Cuisine
• CHINESE 200 Chinese Calligraphy
• CLASSIC 101 Words Matter: How Greek and Latin Shape Our Language
• CLASSIC 170 Classical Mythology
• CLASSIC 192 First Year Seminar: Classical Myth and Meditations on Conflict
• CLASSIC 201 Introduction to Greek Life and Literature
• CLASSIC 202 Introduction to Roman Life and Literature
• CLASSIC 211 Alexander the Great to Augustus
• COMPLIT 133 Contemporary Imagination in Literature and the Arts
• COMPLIT 135 Experiencing Literature in the 21st Century: (subtitle)
• COMPLIT 230 Literature and Society
• COMPLIT 233 Literature and Religion: (subtitle)
• COMPLIT 381 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• CURRINS 233 Introduction to Children’s and Young Adult Literature
• DANCE 111 Ballet I
• DANCE 113 Modern Dance Technique I
• DANCE 115 Jazz Dance I
• DANCE 117 Tap I
• DANCE 170 Hip-Hop Foundations I
• DANCE 220 Body Sense
• DANCE 272 Salsa, Merengue, and Bachata I
• ENGLISH 215 Introduction to English Studies
• ENGLISH 233 Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENGLISH 240 Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture: (subtitle)
• ENGLISH 243 Introduction to Literature by Women: (subtitle)
• ENGLISH 685 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• FILM 107 Digital Filmmaking for Non-Majors
• FILM 301 Film Art for Non-Majors
• FILMSTD 111/ARTHIST 111/ENGLISH 111 Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet
• FILMSTD 212 Intermediate Topics in Film and Television Studies: (subtitle)
• FILMSTD 290/ENGLISH 290 Introduction to Film Studies
• FRENCH 146 Learning French Culture through Cuisine
• FRENCH 383 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• GERMAN 145 Views of Germany: (subtitle)
• GLOBAL 102 Introduction to Global Languages and Cultures
• GLOBAL 192 First Year Seminar: (subtitle)
• HIST 101 Western Civilization: Ancient World to 1500
• HIST 102 Western Civilization: 1500 to the Present
• HIST 175 East Asian Civilization to 1600
• HIST 176 East Asian Civilization Since 1600
• HIST 203 The History of Medieval Europe: The Early Middle Ages
• HIST 204 The History of Medieval Europe: The High Middle Ages
• HIST 241 Women and Gender in Europe: 1350 to 1750
• HIST 242 Women and Gender in Europe: 1750 to the Present
• HIST 271 The 1960s in the United States: A Cultural History
• HIST 282 The Modern Middle East in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
• HIST 284 Buddhism Across Asia
• HIST 398 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• HONORS 200 Honors Seminar: The Shaping of the Modern Mind: (subtitle)
• HONORS 350 Honors Seminar in the Humanities: (subtitle)
• HONORS 380 Honors Seminar in Humanities and Arts: (subtitle)
• INFOST 120/120X Information Technology Ethics
• ITALIAN 146 Italians and the Mafia
• ITALIAN 242 Tropics in Italian American Studies: (subtitle)
• ITALIAN 256 Introduction to Italian Food Studies: A Cultural History
• JAPAN 100 Introduction to Japanese Literature
• JEWISH 100 Introduction to Jewish Studies
• JEWISH 230 Bible Stories
• JEWISH 231 Introduction to the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible
• KOREAN 221 Korean Culture and Society
• LACS 101 Introduction to Latin American and Caribbean Studies
• LGBT 200 Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies
• MUSIC 31 University Community Band
• MUSIC 45 Alta Voce Singers
• MUSIC 51 Kameraden Chorus
• MUSIC 81 University Community Orchestra
• MUSIC 100 Introduction to Classical Music
• MUSIC 101 Introduction to Fundamentals of Music
• MUSIC 102 American Popular Music
• MUSIC 130 Beginning Piano Level I
• MUSIC 140 Class Voice Level I
• MUSIC 150 Beginning Guitar
• PHILOS 101 Introduction to Philosophy: (subtitle)
• PHILOS 213 Einstein for Everyone (Introduction to Philosophy of Science)
• PHILOS 244 Ethical Issues in Healthcare: (subtitle)
• PHILOS 250 God, Faith, and Reason
• PHILOS 253 Philosophy of the Arts
• PHILOS 381 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• RELIGST 101 Introduction to World Religions
• RUSSIAN 245 Russian Life and Culture
• THEATRE 100 Introduction to the Theatre
• THEATRE 101 Acting for Non-Majors
• THEATRE 111 Theatre Games
• THEATRE 150 Multicultural America
• THEATRE 204 Theatre and Social Change
• THEATRE 205 The Theatrical Experience: (subtitle)
• THEATRE 260 Storytelling: (subtitle)
• WGS 201 Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies: A Humanities Perspective

Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning

• MTHSTAT 215 Elementary Statistical Analysis

Natural Science and Wellness

(*Lab Designation)

• AFRIC 265 Psychological Effects of Racism
• ANTHRO 101* Introduction to Anthropology: Human Origins
• ASTRON 103 Survey of Astronomy
• ASTRON 104* Astronomy Laboratory
• ASTRON 175* Cosmic Origins
• ASTRON 185* Astronomy for Pre-Education Majors
• ATM SCI 100* Survey of Meteorology
• ATM SCI 109 Thunderstorms, Tornadoes, and Hurricanes
• ATM SCI 110 Origin, Composition, and Structure of Planetary Atmospheres
• BIO SCI 100* Survey of Zoology
• BIO SCI 102* Elements of Biology
• BIO SCI 103 Topics in Modern Biology: Earth and the Tree of Life
• BIO SCI 104* Plants in Today’s World
• BIO SCI 150* Foundations of Biological Sciences I
• BIO SCI 206 Biology of Women
• BIO SCI 380 Honors Seminar: Roots, Shoots, and Leaves: The Social Life of Plants
• BMS 201 Sexually Transmitted Diseases and AIDS
• BMS 205/205X Foundations of Diagnostic Science: Exploring Health, Technology, and Ethics
• BMS 232 Introduction to Nutrition
• BMS 260 Introduction to Complementary and Integrative Health Approaches
• CES 210 Introduction to Conservation and Environmental Science
• CHEM 100* Chemical Science
• CHEM 101* Chemical Science
• CHEM 102* General Chemistry
• CHEM 103* Survey of Biochemistry
• CHEM 104* General Chemistry and Qualitative Analysis
• CHEM 105* General Chemistry for Engineering
• CHEM 106* Chemistry in the World Around Us – Chemistry for the Non-Science Major
• CHEM 185* Chemistry for Teachers
• CHEM 381 Honors Seminar: The Science and Chemistry of Aging
• CHINESE 170 Chinese Principles and Practices for Health and Wellbeing
• CHPS 105/105X Survey of Health Professions
• CHPS 203 Human Life Cycle
• COMSDIS 250 Interprofessional Communication in the Health Sciences
• DANCE 103 Introduction to Yoga
• EAS 102 Story of Innovation: From Ideas to Impact
• ED PSY 220 Positive Psychology Applied to Culture, Learning, and Development
• FRSHWTR 101 Elements of Water
• FRSHWTR 381 Honors Seminar: Water Wars in the US: Conflict and Cooperation
• GEO SCI 100* Introduction to the Earth
• GEO SCI 102* Evolution of the Earth
• GEO SCI 105 Earth, Air, Fire, and Water
• GEO SCI 106 The Earth Environment
• GEO SCI 109 Dinosaurs
• GEO SCI 120* Geology of the Planets
• GEO SCI 150 Introduction to Ocean Sciences
• GEO SCI 381 GEO SCI Honors Seminar
• GEOG 120* Our Physical Environment
• GEOG 125 Introduction to Environmental Geography
• HCA 212 Drugs Used and Abused
• HIST 229 History of Race, Science, and Medicine in the United States
• HONORS 203 Honors Seminar in Natural Science and Wellness
• HONORS 352 Honors Seminar in Natural Science and Wellness
• HONORS 360 Honors Seminar in Natural Science and Wellness
• KIN 230/ NUTR 230 Health Aspects of Exercise and Nutrition
• MATH 103 Contemporary Applications of Mathematics
• MATH 381 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• MATLENG 150 Role of Materials in Sustainability and the Environment
• MECHENG 150 How Things Work: Understanding Technology
• NURS 381 Honors Seminar in Exploring Global Impacts and Innovations: (subtitle)
• NUTR 110* Introduction to Food Principles & Preparation
• NUTR 235 Introduction to Nutrition for Health Professionals
• PH 101 Introduction to Public Health
• PHYSICS 107 Physics in Everyday Life
• PHYSICS 108* Laboratory for Physics in Everyday Life
• PHYSICS 120 General Physics (Non-Calculus Treatment)
• PHYSICS 121* General Physics Laboratory (Non-Calculus Treatment)
• POL SCI 110 Sex and Power
• POL SCI 255 The Body Politic: Topics in Health and Politics
• PSYCH 240 Introduction to Clinical Psychology
• PSYCH 254 Introduction to Neuroscience
• PSYCH 270 Introduction to Global Mental Health
• SOC WRK 300 Aged to Perfection: Introduction to the Study of Aging
• THERREC 103 Life Balance: An Understanding of Leisure

Social and Behavioral Science

• AFRIC 228 Introduction to Black Political Economy
• ANTHRO 102 Introduction to Anthropology: Culture and Society
• ANTHRO 103 Introduction to Anthropology: Approaches to Archaeology
• ANTHRO 140/DAC 140 Games and Society
• ANTHRO 381 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• COMMUN 101 Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
• COMSDIS 210 Survey of Communication Disorders
• COMSDIS 240 Normal Speech and Language Development
• CRM JST 110 Introduction to Criminal Justice
• ECON 100 Introductory Economics
• ECON 103 Principles of Microeconomics
• ECON 104 Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON 381 Honors Seminar: Economic Inequality and Policy in the United States
• FOODBEV 101 Introduction to Food Studies
• GEOG 105 Introduction to Human Geography
• GEOG 110 The World: Peoples and Regions
• GEOG 115 Globalization and Economic Development
• GEOG 213 Geography of Asia
• GEOG 381 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• GLOBAL 201 Introduction to Global Studies II: Economics and the Environment
• GLOBAL 202 Introduction to Global Studies III: Globalization and Technology
• GLOBAL 381 Honors Seminar in the Social Sciences: The Evolving World System and its Flashpoints
• HIST 151 American History 1607-1877
• HIST 152 American History 1877-Present
• HIST 287 The Vietnam War
• HIST 399 Honors Seminar: How the Computer Became Universal
• HONORS 201 Shaping the Modern Mind: Understanding Individuals, Groups, and Society: Left, Right, & Center: Bridging the Divide in American Politics
• HONORS 351 Honors Seminar in Understanding Individuals, Groups, and Societies: Museums and Society
• JAMS 101 Introduction to Mass Media
• LINGUIS 100 The Diversity of Human Language
• MECHENG 160 Introduction to Design Thinking
• NUTR 241 Why We Eat What We Eat: An Ecological Approach
• POL SCI 101 Introduction to Political Science
• POL SCI 102 Introduction to International Relations
• POL SCI 380 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• PSYCH 101 Introduction to Psychology
• SOC WRK 100 Introduction to Social Work
• SOCIOL 101 Introduction to Sociology
• SOCIOL 104 Introduction to Social Psychology
• SOCIOL 241 Criminology
• SOCIOL 246 Juvenile Delinquency
• SOCIOL 380 Honors Seminar: (subtitle)
• THERREC 202 Disability: Society and the Person
• URB STD 250 Exploring the Urban Environment
• URBPLAN 140 Issues in Contemporary Urban Planning
• URBPLAN 315 Great Cities of the World: Their Growth and Guided Urbanization

Inactivated Courses

• ART 105 Art & Design Lecture Series
• ART 208 Color Studio
• ART 393 Digital Printmaking
• ART 398 Photo Printmaking

Minor Program Changes

• Biological Sciences, BA
• Biological Sciences, BS
• Community Arts, Undergraduate Certificate
• Computer Science, BS/Computer Science, MS (New Accelerated Graduate Degree or “AGD”)
• Computer Science, BS/Engineering, MS: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (New AGD)
• Digital Fabrication and Design, Undergraduate Certificate
• Enterprise Resource Planning, Undergraduate Certificate
• Environmental Engineering, BSE
• International Studies, BA
• International Studies, Minor
• Investment Management, Undergraduate Certificate
• Health Care Administration, BS/Healthcare Administration, MHA (New AGD)
• Microbiology, BS
• Value-Based Healthcare, Graduate Certificate