SPA 427: Major Author(s)

SPA 433: Reading and Writing Clinical Practicum

FRE 101 & 102: French I and II

  • III. Three hours (one course) chosen from:

ENG 311: Advanced Grammar

IGS 303: Latin American Culture

Minor in French

The Minor in French requires the completion of 18 credit hours beyond the 100 level in the following courses:

FRE 201: Intermediate French I

FRE 202: Intermediate French II

FRE 311: Advanced French Composition

FRE 312: Advanced French Conversation

and either

FRE 301: Survey of French Literature I and

FRE 302: Survey of French Literature II

or

FRE 322: French Civilization and

FRE 413: Black Literature in French

Minor in Spanish

The minor in Spanish requires the completion of 18 semester credit hours beyond the 100 level in the following courses:

SPA 201: Intermediate Spanish I

SPA 202: Intermediate Spanish II

SPA 303: Advanced Spanish I

SPA 304: Advanced Spanish II

SPA 401: Survey of Peninsular Literature

SPA 402: Survey of Latin-American Literature

PHILOSOPHY

  • The academic study of philosophy is an important part of a liberal studies institution. Accordingly, Kentucky State University offers a minor in Philosophy through the Division of Literature, Languages, and Philosophy. While the study of Philosophy can benefit any student, the minor is especially recommended for the following kinds of students: (a) students pursuing a pre-law curriculum, (b) prospective pre-health/medical professionals, (c) computer science majors, (d) majors in the humanities, (e) students in the Whitney Young School of Honors and Liberal Studies, (f) students desiring to prepare for and excel in the Integrative Studies (IGS) sequence, and (g) students with interest in careers in theological schools and religious professions.

The Philosophy program at Kentucky State University offers courses in a variety of basic and specialized philosophical disciplines. The main thrusts of the program are the development of analytical and critical reasoning skills and a focus upon evaluating arguments for and against important contemporary and classical philosophical proposals. The Philosophy program offers occasional colloquia featuring guest speakers, and is closely tied to the Institute for Liberal Studies, which provides various scholarly and cultural activities of interest to philosophy students.

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