Minor in Women's Studies, 18 hours

The interdisciplinary major and minor in women's studies are designed to offer students a comprehensive program for the investigation of women's experiences and introduces the theories and methodologies of the discipline of women's studies. Attention is paid to issues of gender, culture, sexuality, race, class, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, ability, and religious differences.

Minor Courses

Required:

WMNST	210		W S Intro	3
	499		W S Capstone	3
12 hours from:
WMNST	220		Intl Ws Iss (3)
	310		W S Symp (3)
	314		WS Symp Comm (3)
	410		Fem Theory (3)
	498		Indpen Study (1-3)
AHS	301		Spc Top AHS (3)
ANTH	341		Anth Women (3)
CC	302		Wmn in Antiq (3)
CJC	311		Race Gender (3)
ENG	328		Lang Gender (3)
	490		Lit & Gender (3)
FL	307		Eur Wom Lit (3)
HIST	215		Women Amer H (3)
	452		Wom Mod Eur (3)
HSC	261		Health Sex (3)
	472		Women Health (3)
POLS	241		Family Law (3)
	474		Women Poltcs (3)
PSYSC	277		Sexual Behav (3)
	324		Psych Women (3)
SOC	235		Women (3)
	424		Family (3)
	434		Hu Sexuality (3)
SOCWK	330		Behav Envr 2 (3)
WMNST		369	Internship (1-6)
		or
		479	Unpaid Intrn (1-6)	12
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				18 hrs

It is strongly suggested that students balance their programs with at least one elective from the humanities and one elective from the biological and social sciences:

Students electing SOC 424 or 434 should complete SOC 100 first as a social and behavioral science University Core Curriculum requirement and to satisfy the prerequisite.
Students electing PSYSC 277 or 324 should complete PSYSC 100 first as a social and behavioral science University Core Curriculum requirement and to satisfy the prerequisite.

Other courses may be substituted with the approval of the director of the Women and Gender Studies program.

For counseling and guidance, students should inquire at the Office of Women and Gender Studies, BB 108, (765) 285-5451.

For more information, call the Women's Studies program at (765) 285-5451.