Spring 2008 WGS Couse Schedule & Descriptions
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WGS Approved Courses
ART AND ART HISTORY:
ART 315/497H: The Arts of African and New World Cultures
ART 330CC: The African Diaspora in Arts and Cultures
ART 300CF/ANTHRO 300CF/SOC 300CF: African and African American Women and Creativity
ART 442: Art of Sub Saharan Africa
ART 571/565/497H: Meso-American Arts
ART 571/497H: African Influences on New World Cultures
ART 571/497H: Traditional and Contemporary Native American Arts
COMMUNICATIONS:
COM STU: 400F Communication Skills for Women
COM STU: 320 Mass Media, Culture & Society
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY:
CJC 390: New Dimensions for Criminal Justice (Topic: Applied Correctional Interventions for Delinquent Girls)
CJC 435: Women and the Law
CJC 450: Women, Crime, and Criminal Justice
CJC 476/576: Gender, Multiculturalism & Crime
ENGLISH:
ENG 241: Women and Literary Culture: Introduction
ENG 342WI: Women and Rhetoric
ENG 344WI: Women & Literary Culture: Genre Focus
ENG 345WI: Women and Literary Culture: Historical Focus
ENG 410: Black Women Writers
ENG 441: Girls and Print Culture
FOREIGN LANGUAGES:
FR 472: Francophone Studies: Women Francophone Writers
SPN 480/580: Latin American Foundational Fictions
HISTORY:
HIS 300D/500RD: Girlhood and Boyhood in America
HIS 300R: History of Motherhood
HIS 300 RA: Social History and Material Culture of 19th Century America
HIS 369R/500RD: Women and Work in Early America
HIS 300RH: History of the Family and Fatherhood
HIS 303CW: Introduction to Women's Studies
HIS 354R/554: Women in Modern America
HIS 400F: Gender & Medicine: Patients and Practitioners
HIS 400CC: The History and Culture of Nordic Europe, 1750-present
HIS 412A: Women and Family in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
HIS 428: History of the Body History
HIS 500CW: Women's Lives: An Exploration through History & Society
HIS 582: History of Sexuality
HIS 583: Women and Gender in Latin America (from the conquest to the present)
HIS 582/680: Race, Class, and Gender in 19th Century America
HIS 587/687 RA: Community and Identity: 19th Century America
HIS 587/RB: Research Seminar: Gender and History
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
INTDIS 482P: Meanings of Masculinities
INTDIS 483P: Artful Man Embodied
LAW:
LAW 714: Gender and Justice
POLITICAL SCIENCE:
POL 345: The Politics of Sex and Gender
PSYCHOLOGY:
PSYC 405: Psychology of Women
PSYC 441: Adult Development & Aging
RELIGIOUS STUDIES:
RS 400/500: Gender and Religion
RS400/500: Women and Religion
RS 500RB: Religion in the Americas
RS 584: Sacred Narratives & Texts
RS 494/594: Death in the History of Religions
RS 495/595: Time & Space in the History of Religions
RS 496/596: The Body in the History of Religions
SOCIOLOGY:
SOC 310R: The Family
SOC 313R: Sociology of Women
SOC 300RM/580M: Sociology of Aging Women
SOC 315: Sociology of Birth
SOC 381P: Everyday Masculinities
SOC 411: Sociology of Human Sexuality
SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY:
ANTH/SOC 303CW: Introduction to Women's Studies
ANTH/SOC 300RB/580B: Multicultural Women's Histories
ANTH/SOC 300RC/580C: Women, Class & Ethnicity in the U.S.
ANTH/SOC 300RD/580D: Women's Lives in the Global Economy
ANTH/SOC 300RE/580E: U.N. Women's Conferences
ANTH/SOC 300RF/580F: Cross-Culture Gender Conceptions
ANTH/SOC 300RG: Anthropology of Women
ANTH/SOC 300R/580: Feminist Theories
WOMEN’S & GENDER STUDIES
WGS 499: Senior Seminar
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