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Course Name: GEOG 41800 Global Environmental Issues

Course Name: MUS 22121 Music as a World Phenomenon in Florence

Course Name: POL 40540 Politics of Development

Course Description: Examines practice, record and theories of political development for less developed, developing and developed political systems. Includes extensive analysis of issues, problems through case studies.

Credit Hours: 3

Prerequisites: POL 10004 or POL 40500

Course Name: POL 40995 Comparative Legal Systems

Course Name: RPTM 36085 Leisure and Culture

Course Name: RPTM 46095 Selected Topics in Recreation: Arts, Parks, and Events: Designing Inclusive Experiences for Persons with Disabilities

Course Name: SPED 4/53062 Curriculum Methods Mild/Moderate

Bobby Selvaggio, Coordinator of Jazz Studies, saxophone
Samir Al-Hadid, vocal ensembles
Zaire Darden, percussion
Rodney Hubbard, piano
Maria Jacobs, vocal
Aidan Plank, bass

The Jazz Studies concentration provides students the opportunity to study jazz improvisation, arranging and composing.

Applications to the Jazz Studies concentration are not being accepted at this time.

The Jazz Studies minor can be paired with any undergraduate major at Kent State, including other programs offered by the Glauser School. 

Minor in Jazz Studies*

Through the Jazz curriculum and ensemble performance, students:

• Are provided the opportunity to improve individual musicianship.
• Create a personal voice.
• Learn from and be inspired by the rich history, and understand the evolutionary process and modern trends of jazz. 
• Become musical leaders and positive contributors to the 5XÉçÇø experience.

An Active Performance Life