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Required Five Core Courses
1. Women Studies 211 (4 credits)
2. Women Studies 411 (4-6 credits)
One course from each of the following areas at 300 level
or above. (See below for options.)
3. Women in History and Politics
4. Women in Science and Society
5. Women in Language
Additional Electives to Total 30 Credits
Women in History and Politics: These courses examine
women's role and constructions of gender in history and politics:
WS 311, 313; Fair 310*, 362, 363, 392, 411, 412, 417, 418; Hist
265, 367, 368, 369, 417*, 435, 463, 471a, 471b, 556*; Pol Sci 345, 469, 421
Women in Science and Society: These courses examine
social constructs and theories pertaining to women's identity
and roles, drawing especially on issues of class, race and
gender; women's work and the economy; families and households:
Anth 353, 453, 553; Fair 313, 314, 338, 341, 345, 347, 445;
Psych 119; Soc 268, 354,
359, 368;
WS 314.
Women in Language and the Arts: These courses discuss
feminist critiques of representations of women in language
and literature, visual and performance arts, and the media:
Comm 416*, Eng 309*, 310*, 311*, 338, 408, 417*, 451, 514*,
550*, 575; Fair 362, 389; Thtr
428*; WS 314
Each academic year the Women Studies office
compiles a list of all courses with a gender/Women Studies
focus. This list is available in our office (Miller 177) or
on-line here.
* Courses whose titles change quarterly may
not be applicable to the Women Studies minor. Only select
courses taught by Women Studies faculty with a Women Studies
focus are applicable to the minor.
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