Courses for Summer and Fall 2008!
Read about Women's Studies courses in the Undergraduate Catalog
Or, view requirements and descriptions for previous catalog years
Director: Alison Bailey
Assistant Director and Academic Advisor: Becca Chase
The minor in Women’s and Gender Studies enhances any undergraduate major by integrating a working knowledge of gender issues with the student's field(s) of study. Women’s and Gender Studies employs gender as an analytical category, along with race, class, ethnicity, ability, age, nationality, and transnationality to focus on women's contributions to society and the gender implications of cultural, political, and economic processes. By broadening a student's knowledge base, this interdisciplinary minor has theoretical and practical applications in scholarship, the workplace, and personal growth and relationships.
The 21 credit hours required for the minor are drawn from diverse academic disciplines, and are made up of the required courses and electives listed below.
Four courses are required:
Students draw the remaining 9 hours from the electives listed below:
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New courses are available this spring! Check out WS 391, which offers duel credit with the Latin American and Latino/a Studies minor. A number of selected topics courses are also available for both graduate and undergraduate credit.
NOTE: This program must be planned in consultation with the Women’s and Gender Studies Academic Advisor. With approval of the Director or Advisor, courses other than those listed above may be counted toward the minor. To qualify, other courses should devote at least 50% of content to women’s and gender issues.
To declare a women's and gender studies minor, contact the WGS advisor.