The WGS Minor
Required Course:
WGS 200 - Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies
(need not be taken first in the WGS program of studies)

Electives:
ENG 300, Intro to Creative Writing (a section occasionally offered by Stefaniak)
ENG 312, Mass Media and Modern Culture
WGS/CNE 316 - Women in Ancient Greece and Hellenistic Egypt
WGS/CNE 317- Women in Ancient Rome and Roman Egypt
WGS/SOC/AMS 318 - Gender in American Society
WGS/PLS 329 - Gender and Politics
SOC 341, American Cultural Minorities
WGS/PHL 348 - Philosophy of Feminism
WGS/ANT/SOC 360 - Gender, Society, and Culture

WGS/SWK 366 - The Status of Women: Progress & Process
PSY 374 - Human Sexuality
PSY 375 - Marriage and Family Relationships

HIS 390, Biography as History: Gender and Narrative
WGS/SWK/SOC/ANT 409 - Race & Gender Relations: Moral & Ethical Dilemmas
WGS/ENG 410 - Women in Literature
SRP 437, The Environment and Race, Class, & Gender
WGS/COM/SOC 440 - Gender Communication
WGS/HIS/AMS 460 - History of Women in the U.S.
WGS/HIS 464 - Women, Marriage and Family in East Asian Society
WGS 473 - The Psychology of Gender
WGS 493, Directed Independent Study (requires WGS Director's approval)
WGS/THL 518 - Women and the Bible
WGS/ENG 551 - Women Writers in French & Francophone Literature
WGS/THL 568 - Women in Christian Tradition
IDC 491 - Women in Science
MLS 628 - The Two Sexes: Gender Construction in Contemporary Culture

Honors students may take the following Honors courses for WGS credit:
HRS 308, The Theology of Medieval Women
HRS 326, Gender in Classical Antiquity
HRS 332, Thugs, Preps, & Playas: Critical Approaches to Masculinities
HRS 337, Musicology & Difference: Gender and Sexuality in Music
HRS 340, Green Cultural Studies: Nature, Space, and Bodies in Postmodern Culture

HRS 403 - Honors Seminar: Feminist Philosophy

New course offerings are currently in development and will be added to this site after receiving official approval.


*The WGS minor consists of 18 credit hours (six 3-credit courses).

*In addition to taking the required WGS 200 at some point, a student pursuing the WGS minor must select 15 hours from the WGS electives, all of which count for credit in another department or program.

*Although WGS 200 need NOT be taken first in the WGS program of studies, it is recommended that it be taken as early as possible due to its foundational role.

*A student's electives must include courses from each of the two broad categories of Women's Studies and Gender Studies (indicated by "women" or "gender" in the course titles.)

*For a printable hand-out of all current WGS course offerings, click here.

*For a printable hand-out of WGS courses for Spring 2010, click here.

Please direct questions about current or future course offerings to the WGS Director (ext. 5807).

Registrar:
Course Listing Spring 2010

(then click on Information/Schedules)

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