Approved Electives for Women's Studies Minors

(as of July 2008)

Spring 2009 fyi:

Nan McEntire is teaching a section of Literature and Life with a women's-studies focus: "Women's Folk Literature" this spring. The course no. is English 239, section 415. It is being offered on Monday nights.

 

Debra Israel's Econ 353, listed below, will be offered during Spring 2009: I only offer it every other spring, so for upper-level students, this is their chance! While there is an economics prerequisite for the course, I have had students successfully complete the course even while taking Econ 100 concurrently. The prerequisite is on course in economics (either Econ 100 or Econ 201).

African and African American Studies

213 Introduction to Black American Writers

340 Multicultural American Literature

383 Modern Black American Literature

ARTH 373 Women Artists

Biology

491H Special Topics in Life Sciences: Sex, Brains and Hormones*

Communication

416 Cross-Cultural Communication

428* Media and Identity

445W Film Theory and Criticism - only when W section is offered

483 Gender Communication

ECONOMICS 353 Gender and Economics

 

English

243 Introduction to Black American Writers

339 Women’s Poetry

340 Multicultural American Literature

346 Modern Black American Literature

349 Women Writers of the United States

359 Women Writers of Great Britain

370 Survey of Folklore

GERMAN 308 on-line* Weimar and Fascism in German Culture

GENERAL H0NORS

301 Honors Junior Seminar - only when D or H section is offered

History

334 African American History, 1890 to present

439 Women in History - United States (A), Europe (B), or the Wider World (C)

 

Philosophy

430A Seminar - only when A section offered

Political Science

107 United States Diversity: Contemporary American Issues

310 Women and the Law

Psychology

100 Psychology of Human Sexuality and Sexual Responsibility

338 Psychology of Women

490Z Seminar in Psychology - only when Z section offered

Recreation and Sport Management

150 Introduction to Nonprofit Management

Sociology

110 United States Diversity: Sociological Perspectives

302 Work, Employment, and Society

443 Gender Stratification 

Women's Studies

200 Introduction to Women’s Studies

475  Fieldwork in Women’s Studies

 

*These courses were approved for addition to the electives list by the Women’s Studies Advisory Board in July of 2008.  BIO 491H (a special topics course in BIO) will only be accepted as an elective when the course offered is “Sex, Brains, and Hormones”.

 

For more information on these courses for the current semester, access the Dynamic Schedule of Courses.

Updated January 5, 2009 [MM]