Women’s Studies Minor

Dr. M. Scatton-Tessier, director.

The College of Arts and Sciences offers an interdisciplinary minor in Women‘s Studies. The minor provides diverse intellectual frameworks for investigating issues related to women, gender, and sexuality, including the history and function of gender roles, the construction of gendered identity in diverse cultural contexts, the experience of masculinity and femininity across the lifespan, patterns and consequences of discrimination, and the development of organized women‘s social movements. Students augment core requirements with coursework in anthropology, classics, criminology, English, health, history, philosophy and religion, political science, psychology, social work, and sociology. Students should contact the director of Women‘s Studies and Resource Center for additional information.

Requirements for a Minor in Women’s Studies:

Core:

WMS 210 - Introduction to Women’s Studies

And 6 hours from:

Total: 18 hours

Additional Information:

Departmental prerequisites may apply, see course instructor for detail. NSG 330 and NSG 486 have NSG pre-requisites and are restricted to nursing majors. Other appropriate courses may satisfy the elective requirements if approved by the director.

Students must have a “C” (2.00) average in courses counted toward the minor. No more than 9 hours in a single discipline may be counted toward the minor.