Gerontology Minor
Coordinator: Dr. Sharon McKenzie, CTRS
Contact: 737-3820
HH 434
The Gerontology minor provides a strong foundation for students to learn and address the physical, social, psychological, cultural, and spiritual needs of the rapidly growing older adult population from an interdisciplinary perspective. Students will be able to apply this specialized knowledge and expertise in the field of aging to their major discipline of study and thus increase their employment opportunities. It will provide opportunities to enhance skills in communication and increase understanding of the interdisciplinary approaches in various settings. Students will acquire the skills necessary to help transform the quality of life of alder adults.
Gerontology Minor Requirements
Required Courses 6
| GERO 4260 | PROFESSIONAL SEMINAR IN GERONTOLOGY | 3 |
Electives 12
All elective courses should be selected with advisement from the Gerontology Coordinator.
Select four courses (12 credits) from two disciplines from courses below:
Total Credit Hours: 18