The Interdisciplinary major presents a unique opportunity for students to combine studies of two liberal arts areas and to develop, in a structured way, the interrelations between these different fields of knowledge.
Philosophy Interdisciplinary Major
This program can be combined with any of the following areas:
- Biology
- Business
- Fine Arts
- Mathematics
- Physical Science
- Psychology
- Religion
Requirements
The capstone course is Philosophy 311 (Contemporary Philosophy). Before applying, students should have a grade of B- or better in Philosophy 102 (Introduction to Philosophy/Worldviews), and Philosophy 101 (Critical Thinking) is recommended.
Course Examples
Our Faculty
Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy
Stephen D. Cole
After more than 20 years as a pastor, Rev. Cole came to college teaching in 1999....
Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Writing
Marcy Latta
Education PhD, Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania MA, Philosophy, Tufts University...
Associate Professor of Philosophy / Head of Philosophy Program
Dan Synnestvedt
What began as a personal quest for the truth in college led Dr. Dan into philosophy....