Natural and Cultural Heritage Interpretation Minor A minor in Natural and Cultural Heritage Interpretation provides special experiences and competencies for students interested in working with the public in outdoor settings.  The required courses help you to understand and interpret natural, cultural, and historical places.  The minor can also enhance your opportunities to find meaningful employment as a guide, interpreter, educator, adventure leader, ranger, or resource manager.

Courses Requirements:
HY 2103 Creative History
PR 1023 Interp. Of Natural and Cultural Heritage
PR 2123 Ecotourism

AN 3443 Researching Local Places or
PR 4123 Interpretative Methods

AN 1123 Cultural Anthropology or
HY 3313 Special Themes in History

Three credits from the following:
BI 2043 Dendrology
GL 1003 Physical Geology
WF 1001 North American Wildlife ID and WF 2132 North American Wildlife

A minor program is a concentrated course of student in a given discipline or sub discipline, which includes 15-18 credit hours of study, comprise of at least 9 credits outside the student’s major program and other major or minor programs taken at Unity College, comprises of at least 6 credit hours taken in residence at Unity College, and has been approved by the faculty as a minor program.