MNSU Human-Animal Studies

Welcome back, students! We hope that you have a fun and productive semester!

We hope you all have a relaxing winter break!

Good luck with your final exams and papers, students!

Are you still looking for a spring class? There a few spots left in the following classes that all count as electives for the Human-Animal Studies minor! PHIL 477: Animal Minds ENG 322: Lit & the Environment RPLS: Wildlife as a Rec Resource HIST: American Environmental History

An article on our Human-Animal Studies minor in today’s Reporter: msureporter.com/2022/11/17/new…

@ProfessorHicks We love the endorsement!

Students: This is an awesome option if you are looking for a minor... Great faculty and thought-provoking content. They even let me teach one of the electives! #MNSU

We’re offering: -Animal Minds (PHIL 477) -Introduction to Ethics (PHIL 120w) -Wildlife as a Rec Resource (RPLS 282) -Literature and the Environment (ENG 322)

Join Professor Glasser for her talk on 9/20!

Welcome back to campus, everyone! We hope you have a fun and productive fall semester.

There are still a few spots available in these courses if you're looking for a fall Human-Animal Studies class! •Animals & Society (SOC 214W) •Animals & Literature (ENG 319) •Wildlife as a Recreational Resource (RPLS 282) ENG 319 & SOC 214 are required classes for the minor

#AnimalWelfare from around the world - very cool idea!

By one of our own- Professor Purdue on a 19th-century animal rights activist!

Open Call for Art related to the promise of multispecies justice: multispeciesjustice.space/open-call/?utm…

Our own Carol Glasser!

Did you know that bees see color, but that they see color differently than we do? Bees can can see in the ultraviolet spectrum, and many flowering plants have formed distinctive ultraviolet color patterns that are eye-catching and attractive to bees!

Looking for a fall Human-Animal Studies class? Check out the following: •Animals & Society (SOC 214W) •Animals & Literature (ENG 319) •Environmental Ethics (PHIL 226W) •Intro to Ethics (PHIL 120W) •Wildlife as a Recreational Resource (RPLS 282)

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