PLO 1: Apply the methodologies of multiple disciplines to the research & analysis of topics that defy traditional disciplinary boundaries.
PLO 2: Engage in intersectional thinking to identify connections between environmental concerns, gender, race, class and nationality.
PLO 3: Use the city as a platform for identifying researching & analyzing complex inter-, intra-, and cross-disciplinary topics of historical & contemporary significances.

• Develops a foundation in music theory, musical literacy, and the history of Western music.
• Explores diverse musical traditions through the study of global, American, and contemporary musical cultures.
• Provides opportunities for creative expression and performance through keyboard, guitar, or choral ensemble participation.
• Examines the cultural, historical, and social significance of music, including its role in shaping communities and artistic movements.
• Strengthens critical listening, analytical thinking, and communication skills through the study of music across genres and historical periods.
• Complements a wide range of majors by fostering creativity, cultural awareness, and an appreciation for the performing arts.

A Music minor complements majors across the humanities, education, communications, business, and the social sciences by developing creativity, collaboration, communication, and cultural awareness. Students gain musical knowledge and performance experience that enhance careers in both creative and professional settings.

Potential career paths include:

• Arts Administration Coordinator
• Music Program or Arts Education Assistant
• Community Arts or Cultural Programs Coordinator
• Choir or Ensemble Assistant
• Event and Performing Arts Coordinator
• Museum or Cultural Organization Staff
• Media and Entertainment Professional
• Music Industry Assistant
• Marketing and Public Relations Specialist
• Creative Content Producer
• Nonprofit Arts Administrator
• Music Therapist (with additional graduate training)
• Graduate Study in Music, Music Education, Arts Administration, Music  Therapy, or Performing Arts Management

The minor strengthens creativity, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking skills that are valued across a wide range of industries while enriching students' artistic and cultural perspectives.