Deepen your understanding of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations, including their languages, literature and history to gain valuable insights into the foundations of Western civilization. This minor can enhance critical thinking skills, cultural understanding and linguistic proficiency, making it a valuable addition for students pursuing fields such as history, literature, archaeology or even law. The minor consists of 18 credit hours.

Receive intensive didactic instruction and practical experience in clinical laboratory science to prepare for a career path as a clinical laboratory director, a scientific position role in clinical and other laboratories, or for a position in the in-vitro diagnostics, pharmaceutical or biotechnology industries. The certificate program consists of 32-33 credit hours.

Develop expertise in analytical chemistry and its application to various biomedical areas. Gain hands-on experience to conduct research in areas like biochemistry, molecular biology, pharmaceutical science and the synthesis of novel organic and inorganic molecules.

Develop the necessary tactical skills and knowledge to become a successful coach in youth, adolescent and young adult sports. Gain a strong foundation in nutrition, coaching essentials, principles of strength and conditioning, and the legal and administrative aspects of physical education and sport. In addition, you'll be able to specialize your training in your chosen sport and gain practical experience through the Coaching Practicum. The certificate program consists of 17-19 credit hours.

No matter your major, the communication minor can develop the soft skills that are highly sought after in various professional settings. The minor consists of 18 credit hours. Students who major in Journalism and Public Relations must take four additional communication courses.