Co-ordinatorFelicia Eghan, T. Cert. (MS), MS (Louisiana State), PhD (Pennsylvania State), Associate Professor
Peace and conflict studies is an interdisciplinary program that examines the roots of conflict and the foundations of peace. The program allows for an exploration of the inter-relatedness of such issues as poverty, violence, hunger, discrimination, war and justice, security, peace, freedom and the human community. It involves an examination of options and initiatives in peace-making and conflict resolution. Peace and conflict are studied in various contexts, ranging from the person, the family, school, workplace and the community, to nations and the global forum and from the perspective of various disciplines. Careers exist in education, workplaces, journalism, courts, government, foreign service, international development, non-governmental organizations and corporations that invest overseas.
MinorTo minor in Peace and Conflict Studies students should consult with the Co-ordinator or any faculty member associated with the program.
| To obtain a minor in Peace and Conflict Studies, students must fulfill the following requirements: |
| ❏ | PHIL 2202/FSGN 2202 |
| ❏ | POLS 3324 |
| ❏ | 2.0 units of Peace and Conflict Studies electives from the list below with no more than 1.0 unit in any single discipline |