Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Advisor Name:_______________________ | Catalog: 2015-2016 Course Catalog Program: Women’s Studies, B.A. | |||
Women’s Studies, B.A.The Women’s Studies major is an interdisciplinary study of the way gender (the social distinctions between men and women) and sexuality (sexual identities, practices, discourses, and institutions) affect the structure of cultures and the experiences of their members. Students examine the history, expression, and diversity (such as racial, ethnic, cross-cultural, or class) of women’s experiences, using various methods of feminist scholarship to identify the origins of and changes in cultural and social arrangements. The Women’s Studies’ emphasis on critical thinking and interdisciplinary inquiry prepares students for a range of careers including law, management, education, health care, social services, government, the arts, journalism, and publishing. Program OutcomesThe student will:
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Degree Requirements (36 credits) | ||||
Required courses (18 credits) | ||||
Course Name | Credits | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
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WMST 120 - Women in Society | 3 Credits | |||
WMST 230 - Feminist Theories | 3 Credits | |||
WMST 350 - Internship | 1-6 Credits | |||
WMST 400 - Women’s Studies Seminar | 3 Credits | |||
WMST 499 - Senior Coordination | 3 Credits | |||
ECON 265 - Women in the World Economy | 3 Credits | |||
Courses for a concentration, electives, or the minorRequires examining the diversity in the study of Women’s Studies as well as a concentration within a specific field. Students must meet with their advisor to choose a concentration of two related courses and their senior coordinating seminar. Examples of possible concentrations include: Women in the Arts; Women, Science, and Health; Women and International Studies; Women and Politics. | ||||
Course Name | Credits | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
WMST 250 - Psychology of Women | 3 Credits | |||
Cross-listed with PSYC 250 | ||||
WMST 295 - Exploratory Independent Study | 1-3 Credits | |||
WMST 350 - Internship | 1-6 Credits | |||
WMST 400 - Women’s Studies Seminar | 3 Credits | |||
WMST 495 - Women’s Studies Advanced Independent Study | 1-6 Credits | |||
WMST 499 - Senior Coordination | 3 Credits | |||
ENGL 224 - Jane Austen on Film | 3 Credits | |||
ENGL 235 - Women Writers | 3 Credits | |||
ENGL 236 - Female Detective Fiction | 3 Credits | |||
ENGL 237 - African American Women Writers | 3 Credits | |||
ENGL 245 - Renaissance Women | 3 Credits | |||
ENGL 276 - Cultural Studies (when focused on women) | 3 Credits | |||
ENGL 310 - Special Topics in Literature (when focused on an appropriate topic) | 3 Credits | |||
PSYC 346 - Writing Women’s Lives: Construction of the Self | 3 Credits | |||
Cross-listed with ENGL 346 - Writing Women’s Lives: The Construction of the Self | ||||
ENGL 401 - Major Author Seminar (when focused on women) | 3 Credits | |||
ENGL 410 - Special Topics in Literature (when focused on an appropriate topic) | 3 Credits | |||
ECON 265 - Women in the World Economy | 3 Credits | |||
FIAR 272 - History of Women Artists | 3 Credits | |||
HIST 225 - Gender and Sex in the Films of the 1950s | 3 Credits | |||
HIST 239 - Women in World History | 3 Credits | |||
HIST 247 - Women in American History | 3 Credits | |||
MATH 110 - Elementary Statistics | 3 Credits | |||
MATH 110 L - Elementary Statistics Lab | 1 Credits | |||
MGMT 320 - Women in Management | 3 Credits | |||
PHIL 350 - Women Philosophers | 3 Credits | |||
POLS 200 - Special Topics in Political Science (when focus is appropriate) | 3 Credits | |||
PSYC 253 - Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences | 3 Credits | |||
PSYC 258 - Victimology | 3 Credits | |||
RELS 207 - Women in Christian Tradition | 3 Credits | |||
SOCL 219 - Women in American Society | 3 Credits | |||
SOCL 227 - Inequality in America | 3 Credits | |||
SPAN 361 - Special Topics in Spanish Language, Literature and Culture (when focus is appropriate) | 3 Credits | |||
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