Appalachian Studies
Political Science 203; History 325; English 334; and two courses selected from Art 241, English 316, Geography 200, 311, 331, History 316, 334.

Church and Community
Religion 131, 132, 221, 343, and one course selected from 311, 312, or 313.

Environmental Studies
Environmental Studies 100; Economics 262; Geography 311, 322; and one course selected from Environmental Studies 460, Geography 332 or 355, Political Science 203, or Sociology 229.

Human Services
Psychology 102, 210, and 220; one course from Psychology 205, 321, or 340, Sociology 226 or 270; one course from Psychology 411, 422, or 450.

International Studies
International Studies 205X, 425X; and one of the following course sequences: Asian Studies 241, 244, 245X; or European Studies 235X, 325X, 335X; or Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies 204, 225X, 355X.

Political Economy
Economics 231, 260; Political Science 203 and 310 or 311; and one course selected from Economics 262, Political Science 217, or Political Science 323.

Spanish
Spanish 101, 102, 201, 203; and one course selected from 300, 310, 350, 351, or 402.

Women’s Studies
Women’s Studies 200; three courses from 205X, 250X, 304X, 313X, 415X; and one course approved by the program director.

In consultation with the program director, a student may design a focus area around a particular policy issue or area of interest.