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Applied Kinesiology
Applied Sociology
Contemporary American Experience
Cross Cultural Leadership
Environmental Studies
Families, Gender & Society
Geographic Information Science
Health Care Administration
Information Technology Strategy for Organizations
Organizational Leadership
Personal Community Health Perspectives
Understanding Media and Visual Culture
Self-Designed Concentration

Self-Designed Concentrations

Students may design a customized primary and/or secondary concentration tailored to their educational goals. Such students must identify a set of courses and develop a rationale that shows how they will work together as a unit of study. Self-designed concentrations must involve multidisciplinary approaches and include at least one 400-level course, the same as standard concentrations. The course list and rationale must be submitted for approval to the Regional Campus Curriculum Coordinating Council (RC4), the group that oversees the BIS curriculum.