Women and Gender Studies

The MINOR consists of four courses, including one required and three electives. Many of these courses double count as Gender, Race and Ethnicity (GRE) requirement. Two of the WGS courses (ENG 366, ENGL 373) double count as Theme Two courses and one course double counts as a Theme Three course (ANTH 330).

Students may also do a SPECIAL MAJOR, but must do so in consultation with the WGS faculty chair.

Course Name	Course #
Required Course (Select one)
Perspectives on Women in Society	INST 205
OR
Gender and Society	SOC 370
Optional Courses (Select 3 courses)
Diversity in the Classroom	ANTH 330
Sexual Behavior in Cross-cultural Perspective	ANTH 339
The Anthropology of Gender	ANTH 438
Family and Kin: Comparative Perspectives	BEHS 435
Individual and Family Development in Diverse Cultures	CAFS 320
Gender and Communications	COMM 360
Women and the Criminal Justice System	CRJU 325
Victims and the Criminal Justice System	CRJU 430
Women, Work and Globalization	EEGS 344
Gender and Diversity in the Workplace	EEGS 380
Race Gender and Prosperity in America	EEGS 381
Studies in Gender, Race and Ethnicity	ENGL 366
Literature by Women of Color	ENGL 370
Women in Literature and Film	ENGL 373
Gender in Literature and Film	ENGL 374
Women Writers in the South	ENGL 375
The Novels of Colette in Translation	FREN 425
French Women Writers in Translation	FREN 426
Women & Film (1 units)	GST 132
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Issues (1 unit)*	GST 149
Gender in East Asia	HIST 421
Women in History	HIST 462
Feminist Critiques: Self, Society, and Change	INST 305
Women's Health	NURS 327
Women in Sport	PEAK 430
Feminist Philosophy	PHIL 381
Women and Politics	POL 339
Psychological Aspects of Human Sexuality	PSYC 341
Psychology of Sexual Orientation	PSYC 342
Psychology of Women	PSYC 421
Women, Religion and Sexuality	RS 360
Social Work Practice with Gay, Lesbian, and Transgendered Populations	SW 561
Family and Society	SOC 364
Gender and Society	SOC 370
Feminism and Justice	SOC 372
Family and Stress	SOC 464
The Gay and Lesbian Experience in the United States	SOC 465
20th Century Women Playwrights	THTR 381
* denotes online course