Legal Reasoning and Analysis Minor

Requirements for a Minor in Legal Reasoning and Analysis

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
Eighteen semester hours, nine of which must be at the 3000-4000 level, including the following:
Required Courses
Logic
PHI 1306	Logic	3
or PHI 1307	Critical Thinking
or PHI 4345	Intermediate Logic
Analytical Reasoning
Select three semester hours from the following:		3
ACC 2301	Survey of Accounting
ECO 1305	Issues in Economics for Non-Business Majors
ECO 1380	Introduction to Economic Analysis and Policy
ECO 2306	Principles of Microeconomics
PSY 2402	Statistics
STA 1380	Elementary Statistics
STA 2381	Introductory Statistical Methods
STA 3381	Probability and Statistics
SOC 3402	Social Statistics
Areas of Study
Twelve semester hours from the following categories. Courses must be taken from four of the six areas of study below:		12
Background Knowledge and Exposure to Law
Commitment to Justice
Critical Reasoning and Problem Solving
Oral Communication
Research
Writing and Editing
Additional Requirements
A grade of C is required for all courses in the minor.
Note: Business classes are not generally available for non-business majors.

Total Hours		18

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
AVS 3310	Aviation Law
BL 3305	Legal Environment of Business
BL 4303	Employment Law
BL 4310	Cyberlaw
BL 4320	International Business Law
ECO 4318	Law and Economics
ENGL 4333	Literature and Law
ENV 4307	Environmental Law
FORS 3340	Expert Witness Testimony
HIS 3373	American Revolution and Constitution
HIS 4375	The American Civil Rights Movement
JOU 4380	Law and Ethics of Journalism
NSC 3381	Neuroscience and the Law
PHI 3318	Philosophy and Constitutional Issues
PHI 4318	Philosophy of Law
PSC 2303	Criminal Justice and Community Law Enforcement
PSC 3321	Criminal Law
PSC 3339	Law and Religion in the United States
PSC 3353	American Political Thought
PSC 3372	Law, Justice and the Community
PSC 3392	Washington Internship
PSC 4305	International Law
PSC 4321	Administrative Law
PSC 4342	Public Policy and the Courts
PSC 4361	American Constitutional Law
PSC 4375	International Organization
PSC 4381	American Constitutional Law
PSC 4383	Contemporary Political Thought
PSY 3380	Forensic Psychology
SOC 3360	Juvenile Delinquency
SOC 4335	Sociology of Law
SOC 4352	Criminology

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
ANT 4311	World Food Problems
ANT 4321	Climate Anthropology
CFS 4357	Child and Family Policy and Advocacy
ECO 3355
ENGL 4311	The U.S. Through Immigrant Eyes
ENGL 4334	Literature, Medicine, & Public Health
HIS 4375	The American Civil Rights Movement
PHI 3301	Moral Philosophy
PPS 4304	Nonprofits, the Social Sector, & Philanthropic Innovation
PPS 4310	Philanthropy, Civil Society, & the Public Good
PWR 2382	Writing for a Better World
PWR 4311	Writing for Social Change
REL 3390	Christian Ethics
REL 3394	War and Peace in the Christian Tradition
REL 4389	Disability Ethics
REL 4393	Environmental Ethics
REL 4395	Bioethics
REL 4397	Race, Racism, and Religion in America
SOC 3311	The Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
SOC 4309	Social Psychology
SOC 4322	Stratification in Society
SOC 4360	Social Problems in Modern Society
SWO 4315	Foundations for Social Justice
SWO 4317	Human Trafficking

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
ANT 4305	Anthropological Theory
CLA 2306	Greek and Roman Mythology
CLA 3301	Roman Republic
CLA 3302	Greek History and Civilization
CSI 1401	Introduction to Programming I
CSS 4310	Politics and Communication
CSS 4394	Rhetorical Theory
ECO 4317
ECO 4319	Game Theory
ENG 3371	History of Critical Theory
ENG 4384	Contemporary Critical Theory
ENGL 4350	How We Read: Understanding Narrative Forms
ENGL 4381	Theory and Practice of Satire from the Classical Period to the Present
ENV 2376	Environment and Society
ENV 3300	The Environment and Political Processes
GTX 4351	Confession and Autobiography
LING 4302	Semantics and Pragmatics
PHI 4311	Epistemology
PHI 4342	Contemporary American Philosophy
PHI 4345	Intermediate Logic
PHI 4353	Philosophy of Language
PHI 4360	Contemporary Ethical Theory
PHI 4361	Social Philosophy
PPS 4302	Civic & Community Innovation
PSC 3363	Classical Political Philosophy
PSC 3373	Western Political Thought: Modern
PSC 4365	International Political Economics
PSC 4373	Special Topics in Political Philosophy
PSC 4395	Terrorism
REL 4395	Bioethics
SOC 4391	Social Theory

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
CSS 1304	Argumentation, Discussion, and Debate
CSS 3302	Introduction to Rhetorical Theory and Criticism
CSS 3305	Advanced Public Speaking
CSS 3306	Interviewing
CSS 3307	Legal Communication
CSS 3316	Persuasion and Communication
HIS 2V89	Introduction to Model Organization of American States
HIS 4V89	Advanced Model Organization of American States
BUS 3303	Managerial Communications
MKT 3310	Professional Selling and Communications
MGT 4320	Negotiating and Conflict Resolution
PSC 3311	Moot Court
PSC 3375	Model United Nations
Any 3000-4000 level course in ARB, CHI, FRE, GER, GRK, ITA, JPN, LAT, SPA, RUS

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
ANT 4362	Applied Anthropology
ENV 3303	Directed Reading in Environmental Studies
HIS 4348	Readings in European History
HIS 4366	American Legal History to 1877
HIS 4398	Readings in American History
LAS 4390	Advanced Reading and Research in Latin American Studies
LING 4V20	Independent Study in Linguistics
PHI 4V99	Special Topics in Philosophy
PSC 2301	Research Writing: Political Science Methods
PSC 4390	Reading Course in Political Science
SOC 4303	Applied Sociology
SOC 4381	Methods of Social Research
SOC 4V70	Special Topics in Sociology

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
BUS 3315	Business Communications
ENG 3302	Modern English Grammar
ENG 3305	Sociolinguistics
ENG 3310	Introduction to Linguistics
JOU 3325	Editing
JOU 3372	Writing for Media Markets
PHI 4319	Philosophical Writing, Research and Oral Presentation
PWR 3303	Persuasive and Argumentative Writing
PWR 3326	Studies in Public and Civic Writing
PWR 4309	Undergraduate Research and Publication
PWR 4311	Writing for Social Change
PWR 4375	Special Topics Lecture in Writing and Rhetoric
PWR 4377	Writing Internship
Any 3000-4000 level course in ARB, CHI, FRE, GER, GRK, ITA, JPN, LAT, SPA, RUS