Women's Studies Minor
A minimum of 18 credits
(usually six 3-credit courses) distributed as follows:
I. One introductory course requirement (3 credits),
selected from the following:
WSS
101/101Z (Introduction to Feminisms)
WSS 220G/220M (Introduction
to Feminist Theory)
WSS/LCS/AAS 240 (Classism, Racism, and
Sexism)
II. Five courses (15 additional credits), at least 9 of which must be at or above the 300-level. Courses regularly offered include:
HIS
256 (Women in European History)
HIS 293 (History
of Women in the Americas)
WSS 106 (U.S.
Women Who Changed Our World)
WSS 202/202Z (Intro to Lesbian and Gay
Studies)
WSS 260 (History of Women
and Social Change in the U.S.)
WSS/SOC 262M (Sociology of Gender)
WSS/EAS 270 (Women in East Asian Literature)
WSS 281 (Women and the Media)
WSS 308 (Global Perspectives on Women)
WSS 310 (Current Issues in Feminism)
WSS 320 (Feminist Pedagogy in Theory) (Open to Teaching
Collective only)
WSS 322 (Feminist Pedagogy
in Practice) (Open to Teaching Collective only)
WSS 342X (Electronic Publishing in Women's Studies)
WSS/SOC 344/344Z (Sociology of Women in Political
Economy)
WSS/HIS/EAC 357 (Chinese Women and Modernity)
WSS 360 (Feminist Social and Political Thought)
WSS 361 (Gender and Nation in World Cinema)
WSS/ENG 362L (Critical Approaches to Women in Literature)
WSS/ANT 365 (Anthropology
of New Reproductive Technologies)
WSS/ANT 381/381Z (Anthropology of Gender)
WSS 412 (Race, Gender & Cultural Politics in
Asian America)
WSS 465 (Feminist Theory)
WSS 490Z (Research
Seminar in Women's Studies)
WSS 492 (Feminist Research
in Action) (Internship)
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