Women's and Gender Studies Minor (WGS)

Complete the following course:

• WGS 1020 - Introduction to Women's And Gender Studies 3 cr

and complete at least 15 credits from following list of courses:

• COM 2140 - Race, Gender and Sexuality in Mass Media 3 cr
• CRJ 3040 - Women and Criminal Justice 3 cr
• ECO 3050 - Women in the Economy 3 cr
• ENG 3610 - Women Writers (L) 3 cr
• HIS 2210 - History of Women in the U.S. 3 cr
• HIS 3065 - History of the Nature–Nurture Debate 3 cr
• HIS 3345 - Masculinities in Modern Europe 3 cr
• HIS 3450 - Women in European History 3 cr
• HIS 3475 - Women and Gender in African History 3 cr
• PED 3060 - Women’s Health Issues 3 cr
• PSY 1050 - Human Growth and Development 3 cr
• PSY 3240 - Social Development 3 cr
• PSY 4230 - Psychology of Rape 3 cr
• SOC 1030 - Social Problems 3 cr
• SOC 2040 - Race, Ethnicity, Class and Gender 3 cr
• SOC 2170 - Gender Studies 3 cr
• SPA 3160 - Latin American Women Writers 3 cr
• SWK 2020 - Family Violence 3 cr
• SWK 2030 - Human Sexuality 3 cr
• WGS 2080 - Thinking Bodies 3 cr

•  or  SOC 2080 - Thinking Bodies  3 cr

• WGS 2710 - Special Topics 3 cr
• WGS 2910 - Independent Study 1-3 cr
• WGS 3210 - Feminist Thought 3 cr
• WGS 3310 - Feminist Methods: Research and Action 3 cr
• WGS 3710 - Special Topics 3 cr
• WGS 3910 - Independent Study 1-3 cr
• WGS 4510 - Activism and Advocacy Project in WGS 3 cr
• WGS 4610 - Senior Project in Women's and Gender Studies 3 cr
• WGS 4810 - Field Experience in Women's and Gender Studies 3-6 cr
• WGS 4820 - Internship in Women's and Gender Studies 1-6 cr
• WGS 4910 - Independent Study 1-3 cr

(Total credits required: 18 cr)

With prior approval of the Women's and Gender Studies Coordinator, other designated courses may be taken to fulfill the minor. These courses are offered on demand, with the topic announced at registration and the Women's and Gender Studies option indicated in the course description.