Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Adviser Name:_______________________ | Catalog: 2013-2014 Catalog Program: Women Studies Minor Minimum Credits Required:__________________ | |||||||||
Women Studies MinorDepartment of Women Studies, Interdisciplinary Studies 30 creditsIntroduction/What is the Study of Women Studies?
Why Consider a Women Studies Minor?
How to Declare (Admission and Declaration Process):Students who wish to declare a minor in Women Studies are required to register with the Women Studies office. For program advisement, contact Professor Hsueh, Arntzen Hall 405, 360-650-2649. Grade RequirementsStudents are expected to earn at least a C+ in courses counting towards the minor. |
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Requirements | ||||||||||
Core | ||||||||||
Course Name | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed | |||||||
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8-10 credits | ||||||||||
❑ WMNS 211 - Introduction to Women Studies | ||||||||||
❑ WMNS 411 - Senior Project | ||||||||||
20-22 credits ❑ One course from each of the following areas: — Women in History and Politics: These courses examine women’s role and constructions of gender in history and politics: | ||||||||||
WMNS 311 - American Women Studies: 1620-1850 | ||||||||||
WMNS 313 - American Women Studies: 1850-Present | ||||||||||
FAIR 311C - Alternatives in Education | ||||||||||
FAIR 362F - We’re Not for Sale: History of Asian Women in America | ||||||||||
FAIR 363B - Suzie Wong to Miss Saigon: Asian Presence in Hollywood | ||||||||||
HIST 367 - US Women to 1865 | ||||||||||
HIST 368 - US Women from 1865 | ||||||||||
HIST 556 - Topics in Latin American History | ||||||||||
PLSC 345 - Women and Politics | ||||||||||
PLSC 421 - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered Politics | ||||||||||
PLSC 469 - Feminist Political Theory | ||||||||||
— Women in Science and Society: These courses examine social constructs and theories pertaining to women’s identity and roles, drawing especially on issues of class, race and gender; women’s work and the economy; families and households: | ||||||||||
ANTH 353 - Sex and Gender in Culture | ||||||||||
ANTH 453 - Women of the Global South | ||||||||||
ANTH 553 - Women of the Global South | ||||||||||
FAIR 313E - Queer Issues in Education | ||||||||||
FAIR 314E - Critical Pedagogy | ||||||||||
FAIR 338P - Cultural and Biological Perspectives on Pregnancy and Childbirth | ||||||||||
FAIR 341T - Awareness Through the Body II | ||||||||||
FAIR 342U - The Body Speaks: Culture and Eating Disorders | ||||||||||
SOC 354 - Domestic Violence and the Criminal Justice System | ||||||||||
SOC 368 - Gender and Education | ||||||||||
WMNS 314 - Global Women | ||||||||||
— Women in Language and the Arts: These courses discuss feminist critiques of representations of women in language and literature, visual and performance arts, and the media: | ||||||||||
COMM 416 - Topics in Communication | ||||||||||
ENG 309 - Literature and Culture III: 18th and 19th Centuries | ||||||||||
ENG 311 - Literature and Culture V: 20th and 21st Centuries | ||||||||||
ENG 338 - Women and Literature in North America and Europe | ||||||||||
ENG 408 - Cultural Studies | ||||||||||
ENG 550 - Studies in American Literatures | ||||||||||
ENG 575 - Studies in Women’s Literature | ||||||||||
INTL 325 - Global Literature | ||||||||||
THTR 428 - Major Dramatists | ||||||||||
WMNS 212 - Feminist Theory and Expression | ||||||||||
WMNS 314 - Global Women ❑ Electives: 4 or more credits from any of the above areas | ||||||||||
Additional InformationEach academic year the women studies office compiles a list of all courses with a gender/women studies focus. Detailed descriptions of the above courses can be found in their respective department listings. Students are expected to earn at least a C+ in courses counting toward the minor. | ||||||||||
University Graduation RequirementsGeneral University Requirements (GURS) | ||||||||||
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