Department of Behavioral Sciences
Minors Available
Addictions
For Rehabilitation Science majors only.
Complete 18 hours from the below courses:
- PSY 4133 Psychopharmacology
- RP 3013 Recreation for Special Populations
- RP 4073 Principles and Techniques of Therapeutic Recreation
- RS 3013 The World of Work
- RS 3141 - 3 Rehabilitation Science Seminar
- RS 3153 Assistive Technology in Rehabilitation Settings
- RS 3163 Addictions Assessment, Planning, and Treatment Strategies
- RS 3173 Addictions and the Family
- RS 4163 Introduction to Addictions
- RS 4991 - 4 Special Problems in Rehabilitation Science
- SOC/CJ 4013 Drugs in Society
Aging
For Rehabilitation Science majors only.
Complete 18 hours from the below courses:
- NUR 2303 Nutrition
- PSY/SOC 3013 Psychosocial Aspects of Death and Dying
- PSY 3163 Developmental Psychology II
- RP 3013 Recreation for Special Populations
- RP 4073 Principles and Techniques of Therapeutic Recreation
- RS 3013 The World of Work
- RS 3093 Rehabilitation Services for the Aging Adult
- RS 3141 - 3 Rehabilitation Science Seminar
- RS 3153 Assistive Technology in Rehabilitation Settings
- RS 4991 - 4 Special Problems in Rehabilitation Science
- RS 4163 Introduction to Addictions
- SOC 3023 The Family
- SOC 4053 Sociology of Health & Illness
- SOC 4183 Social Gerontology
Anthropology
The minor in anthropology concentrates on the areas of cultural anthropology. Within
this subdivision, the emphasis concerns historic and contemporary cultures (ethnography)
and prehistoric cultures (archeology). Winthrop Rockefeller Institute Station of the
Arkansas Archeological Survey is located on nearby Petit Jean Mountain and offers
opportunities in the state for students interested in anthropology. The minor in anthropology
requires 18 hours of courses:
- ANTH 1213 Introduction to Anthropology
- ANTH 2003 Cultural Anthropology
- ANTH Electives (12 hours)
Child Welfare and Social Services
For Rehabilitation Science majors only.
Complete 18 hours from the below courses:
- RS 3013 The World of Work
- RS 3043 Introduction to Social Services and the Social Service Case Process
- RS 3141 - 3 Rehabilitation Science Seminar
- RS 3153 Assistive Technology in Rehabilitation Settings
- RS 3243 Social Services for Individual and Families
- RS 4163 Introduction to Addictions
- RS 4173 Family Centered Services
- RS 4183 Family Services Seminar
- RP 3013 Recreation for Special Populations
- RP 4073 Principles and Techniques of Therapeutic Recreation
- SOC 3023 The Family
- SOC 3113 Social Movements and Social Change
- SOC 4003 Minority Relations
- SOC 4053 Sociology of Health and Illness
- SOC 4063 Social Stratification
- SOC/CJ 2033 Social Problems
Corrections
For Rehabilitation Science majors only.
Complete 18 hours from the below courses:
- RS 3013 The World of Work
- RS 3141 - 3 Rehabilitation Science Seminar
- RS 3153 Assistive Technology in Rehabilitation Settings
- RS 4163 Introduction to Addictions
- RS 4991 - 4 Special Problems in Rehabilitation Science
- PSY 3153 Theories of Personality
- SOC 3023 The Family
- SOC 4003 Minority Relations
- RP 3013 Recreation for Special Populations
- RP 4073 Principles and Techniques of Therapeutic Recreation
- CJ/SOC 2033 Social Problems
- CJ/SOC 2043 Crime and Delinquency
- CJ/SOC 3083 Social Deviance
- CJ/SOC 3153 Prison and Correction
- Any CJ Course
Criminal Justice
The criminal justice minor is designed to prepare students for a career in the field of criminal justice, e.g. police work, probation/parole or corrections. In addition, the criminal justice minor is provided for students whose major department requires a minor. The minor in criminal justice requires 18 hours of courses:
- CJ/SOC 2003 Introduction to Criminal Justice
- CJ/SOC 2043 Crime and Delinquency
- CJ Electives (12 hours)
Disability Studies
For Rehabilitation Science majors only.
Complete 18 hours from the below courses:
- PHIL 3043 Clinical Bioethics
- PSY 3053 Physiological Psychology
- RS 3013 The World of Work
- RS 3033 Introduction to Vocation Rehabilitation and the Rehabilitation Process
- RS 3083 Supported Employment and Special Populations
- RS 3141 - 3 Rehabilitation Science Seminar
- RS 3153 Assistive Technology in Rehabilitation Settings
- RS 4143 Disabilities throughout the Lifespan
- RS 4163 Introduction to Addictions
- RS 4991 - 4 Special Problems in Rehabilitation Science
- RP 3013 Recreation fro Special Populations
- RP 4073 Principles Techniques of Therapeutic Recreation
Psychology
The psychology minor is designed for students of any major who want to pursue an understanding of human behavior through psychology. Many majors could benefit from the psychology minor, but majors that are especially compatible include biology, business education, nursing, pre-med, pre-law, rehabilitation science, and sociology. The minor in psychology requires 18 hours of courses:
- PSY 2003 General Psychology
- PSY Electives (3 hours)
- PSY Electives (12 hours of 3000 or 4000 level)
Recreation Services
For Rehabilitation Science majors only.
Complete the following courses (9 hours):
- RP 3013 Recreation for Special Populations
- RP 4073 Principles Techniques of Therapeutic Recreation
- RS 3153 Assistive Technology in Rehabilitation Settings
Complete 9 hours from the below courses:
- RP 4173 Therapeutic Recreation Assessment and Documentation
- RP 4373 Interventions in Therapeutic Recreation
- RP 4473 Issues and Trends in Therapeutic Recreation
- RS 3013 The World of Work
- RS 3141 - 3 Rehabilitation Science Seminar
- RS 4143 Disabilities throughout the Lifespan
- RS 4991 - 4 Special Problems in Rehabilitation Science
- RS 4163 Introduction to Addictions
Rehabilitation Science
The rehabilitation science minor is designed primarily for psychology and sociology majors who want to add an applied dimension to their degree and are interested in working in a human services setting after completing degree requirements. It may also be of interest to business majors interested in working in human resources, nursing majors, education majors, and other degree programs. The minor in rehabilitation science requires 18 hours of courses:
- RS 2003 Introduction to Rehabilitation Sciences
- RS 3203 Interviewing Skills
- RS 4023 Case Management Strategies
- *RS Electives (9 hours)
*Students who choose to complete a minor in rehabilitation science should consult with a rehabilitation science faculty member to discuss course selection and how they want their RS minor to supplement their major.
Sociology
The sociology minor is designed to prepare students for employment in a range of careers that require an understanding of social processes and institutions. In addition, the sociology minor is provided for students whose major department requires a minor. The minor in sociology requires 18 hours of courses:
- SOC 1003 Introductory Sociology
- SOC/PSY 3133 Self and Society or SOC/CJ 2033 Social Problems
- SOC Electives (12 hours)