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Geography Minor
The Landscape of Your Degree
Students study the physical features of the earth and how human activity affects those features. The Geography minor helps students gain a foundational understanding of the earth’s landscape and see the big-picture effects of how time has impacted our world.
Geography minors take classes on geology, geomorphology, political geography, and history. Other courses focus on the geography of specific regions, including Latin America, Asia, and Africa. A minor in Geography would pair well with History, PPE, and Environmental Science majors.
Geography Curriculum & Degree Options
Students interested in course descriptions and academic policies can check out our Undergraduate Catalog here.
Contact the History, Global & Political Studies Department
Dr. Kevin Johnson, Chair of the Department of History, Global & Political Studies
765-998-5302
kevin_johnson2@taylor.edu
Desirae Crouch, History, Global & Political Studies Program Assistant
765-998-5275
desirae_crouch@taylor.edu