Applied Youth Development Minor
Applied Youth Development Minor
The Applied Youth Development minor aims to enhance students’ understanding of young people and the systems with which they are involved. The minor offers applied coursework from multiple disciplines, including Art, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Education, Human Services, Physical Activity and Wellness, Psychology, Recreation Leadership, Sociology, Special Education, and Sport Management. Students completing a minor in Applied Youth Development develop the skills necessary to work effectively with youth, including developing and facilitating activities and programs.
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