Course Clusters for Women's and Gender Studies Minors
Consider a minor in Women's and Gender Studies if you are interested in the following subjects.
Art History and Theatre
ARHS 3358: Gender and Sexuality in the Visual Arts
ARHS 3365: Race and Gender in Visual Culture
Cinema and Television; Journalism
CCPA 3341: Ethnicity, Culture, and Communication
FILM 2362: Diversity and American Film: Race, Class, Gender and Sexuality
JOUR 4360: Women and Minorities in Mass Media
HUMANITIES
Literature
ENGL 1360: The American Heroine
ENGL 3344: Victorian Gender
ENGL 3364: Women and the Southwest
ENGL 3367: Ethical Implications of Children's Literature
ENGL 3371/HIST 3371: Joan of Arc
ENGL 3373: Masculinities: Literary Images and Perspectives
ENGL 3377: Literature and the Construction of Homosexuality
ENGL 3379: The Literature and Culture of Disability
ENGL 6375: Sex, Gender, and Literature
MDVL 3352: Gender in the Middle Ages
WL 3312: Women in Modern China
WL 4345/HRTS 4345: Women's Rights and Human Rights in Literature by Latin American Women
WL 3359: Masculinities: Literary Images and Perspectives
WL 3363/WGST 3347: Figuring the Feminine
History
HIST 3301/HRTS 3301: Human Rights: America’s Dilemma
HIST 3312: Women in American History to 1900
HIST 3316: Sex In America: An Introduction
HIST 3317/HRTS 3317: Persecution to Affirmation
HIST 3327: Women in American History from 1900
HIST 3329: Women in Early Modern Europe
HIST 3330: Women in Modern European History
HIST 3348: Changing American Families
HIST 3355: Class and Gender in Ancient Society
HIST 3357/ENGL 3371: Joan of Arc
HIST 3394: The New Woman: The Emergence of Modern Womanhood in the US
HIST 3398: Women in Chinese History
HIST 4304: At the Crossroads: Gender and Sexuality in the Southwest
Philosophy and Religious Studies
PHIL 3305: Philosophy and Gender
RELI 3374: Female and Male In Religion and Culture
RELI 3375: The Feminine Divine
RELI 3380: Women and Religion in America
RELI 3381: Religion, Gender, and Economic Development
Social Science
ANTH 3310: Gender and Sex Roles: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
ANTH 3328/WGST 3328: Gender Violence
ANTH 3336/ CFA 3336: Gender and Globalization
ANTH 4386: The Archaeology of Gender and Sexuality
ECO 5357: Human Resources
PLSC 3370: Women in Politics
PLSC 4339: Women and the Law
PLSC 4344: Gender in World Politics
PSYC 3371: Psychology of Women
SOCI 3330: Social Construction of Identities
SOCI 3345: Construction of Social Identity in the Media
SOCI 3351: Sociology of the Family
SOCI 3371: Sociology of Gender
SOCI 4373: Class, Race, and Gender Inequality
Women’s and Gender Studies Core Courses
WGST 2322: Gender : Images and Perspectives
WGST 3310/HRTS 3310: Gender and Human Rights
WGST 3328/ANTH 3828 Gender Violence
WGST 3347/WL 3363: Figuring the Feminine
WGST 3380: Human Sexuality
WGST 6300/TC 8375: Advanced Feminist Theory
Perkins Graduate Courses (available with instructor approval)
CE 8338: Emancipatory Educational Ministry with Adolescent Girls
PC 8333: Pastoral Care and Counseling of Women
PC 8335: Sexual and Domestic Violence: Theological and Pastoral Concerns
ST 8375: Feminist/Womanist Theologies
WO 8308: Women and Worship
XS 8345: Faith, Feminism, and Public Policy
Topics Courses: These Count For WGST Credit Only With The Following Topics
ANTH 4351: Special Topics: Gender Embodiment
ENGL 3361: Literature and Society Topics: Women's Lives/Women's Novels
ENGL 4330, 4343, 4363, 6391, 6392, 6393, 6394, 6395: Topics/seminars
ENGL 4343: Studies in British Literature in the Age of Revolutions: “Gender at the Fin de Siècle”
FILM 2322: American Popular Film
FILM 3310: Screen Artists: Women in Film
FILM 3395/3396: Topics in Cinema Television: Gay and Lesbian Film/Videos; OR Dumb White Guys
FILM 3395/3396: Topics in Cinema Television: Contemporary Women Filmmakers; OR Feminism and the Pornographic Moving Image
FREN 5334: Genre Studies: In their place: French Women Writers and Society
HIST 1321: Introductory Topics in American History (when offered as Marriage in America)
HIST 1322: Seminar in European History (when offered as Renaissance Queens and Mistresses)
HIST 3310: Problems in American History: Women’s Movements/Gender Systems
PHIL 3375: Topics in Moral Philosophy: Procreation and Parenthood
PSYC 4381: Special Topics: Parenting
SPAN 5336: Spanish-American Novel: Everything is made with Mirrors: (Re)presentations of Gender in the Contemporary Short Latin American Novel
THEA 4381: Studies in Contemporary Performance: Solo Performance (taught by Rhonda Blair)
THEA 4384: Gender and Performance (taught by Gretchen Smith)