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CONCENTRATION
CORE COURSES 9 CREDITS REQUIRED WS 3/FYS 2 Global Village WS 4/FYS 31 Space Matters: Readings in Sci Fi and Culture WS 5/FYS 17 Diversity in the U.S. WS 6/FYS 1 Health & Re/creation WS 15/Eng 77 Women and Literature WS 16/Eng 66 American Multicultural Literature WS 17/Soc 10 Intro to Sociology: Gender and Culture WS 23/Phil 33 Intro to Feminist Theory WS 90/Eng 86 Reading & Writing Sexuality WS 99 Special Topics WS 111/Eng164 Latino/a Literature WS 112/Eng 112 Reading and Writing Autobiography WS 113/Eng 160 Theories of Language and Discourse WS 117/Eng 165 Postcolonial Literature WS 120/Fren 180 Contemporary French Women Writers WS 122/Honr 122 Fictions of Desire: Masculine/Feminine/Other WS 124/Ger115 German Cinema WS 125/Fren 110 Francophone Women Writers WS 129/Soc 150 Documenting Lives WS 130/His 108 Introduction to Womens History WS 131/His 139 The New Woman: 1890-1945 WS 132/His 156 Women in Revolutionary Europe: 1789-1848 WS 133/His 157 Sex and Power in Peasant Society WS 140/Rel 155 Liberation Theologies WS 142/Rel 151 New Voices, New Views WS 145 Special Topics WS 150/Pols 112 Women and Politics WS 151/REL 151 Sexuality and the Sacred WS 153/Phil 151 Feminist Ethics WS 159/His 159 American Women's History to 1850 WS 160/Psy 137 Psychology of Gender WS 170/Soc 183 Gender Inequality WS 171/His 170 African American Women in U.S. History WS 172/Soc 137 Women, Madness, and Culture WS 173/Soc 174 Being and Power: Feminist Theories of Subjectivity WS 174/Soc 150 Violence, Gender and Family WS 175/Anth 101 Feminist Anthropologies WS 176/Pols 176 Gender and World Politics WS 177/His 170 Race, Sex & Power in the American South WS 180/ED 199 Adventure, Risk and Thinking WS 181/Rel 151 Women and the Hebrew Scriptures
SENIOR SEMINAR 3 CREDITS REQUIRED WS 195/Law 330 Sexuality and the Law WS 195 Space Matteres II WS 195 Voices of Resistance WS 195/ED 199 Gender Fair Education for Women and Girls WS 195/Law 301 Women and the Law WS 195/Hist 166 Women in Western Intellectual Tradition WS 195/Eng 197 Global Feminisms WS 195/Eng 188 Authorizing Self/Life Stories WS 195/Honr 151 Science, Cyborgs, and Monsters |
REQUIREMENTS
Womens Studies Concentrators choose 21 credits from across disciplines to complete their concentration requirements. Only six credits may be selected from the same discipline.
INTRODUCTORY COURSE REQUIRED WS 1/Eng75/Soc75 Intro to Womens Studies
RELATED COURSES 3 CREDITS REQUIRED Anth 93 Representing Cultural Differences Anth 117 Native America Anth 125 Traveling Cultures Eng 67 Intro to Asian-American Literature Eng 070 Intro to Film Study Eng 163 Writings From the Border Eng 168 Storytelling as a Social Practice Eng 174 Social Difference in Writing FYS 14 Men & Masculinity in Recent American Film His 115 From Contact to Removal: American Indian History His 155 Intro to Marxism Honr 132 Stereotyping Pols 119 Feminist Legal Theory Psy 95 Stereotyping Rel/Phil 91 Contemporary Ethical Problems Soc 25 Society, Culture & African Americans Soc 130 Contemporary Chinese Society Soc 150 Race, Family & Identity in the U.S. Soc 161 Race and Ethnicity Soc 180 Social Movements Soc 181 The Changing Family
PRACTICUM/PRAXIS 3 CREDIT HOURS REQUIRED * independent study (WS 192) and/or internship (WS 191) under the guidance of a womens studies faculty advisor * minimum 9 hours of completed WS courses required before enrolling in WS 191 or WS 192 * minimum of 3.0 gpa in WS courses required for WS 191 * see list of potential internship sites in Womens Studies Office * forms for internship and independent study available in Womens Studies office |