Spring 2022 Courses

Elementary

Gen&WS 100: Open House Gender Learning Community

Gen&WS 101: Gender, Women, and Cultural Representation

Gen&WS 103: Gender, Women, Bodies, and Health (Lec 001)

Gen&WS 103 (Honors): Gender, Women, Bodies, and Health (Lec 002)

Gen&WS 267: Cultural/Artistic Images of Black Women

Intermediate and Advanced

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Course No. and Title	Approach	Issue Area	Instructor
GWS 248: Women in Ethnic American Literature (Jan. 3 - 23)	Humanities	Race and Ethnicity	Leslie Bow
GWS 320 (Lec 001): Topics in Gender, Women, and Society	Social Science	TBA	Kate Phelps
GWS 320 (Lec 002): Law, Sexuality, and Society	Social Science	Sexuality	Frankie Frank
GWS 326: Race and Gender in Post WWII U.S. Society	Humanities	Race and Ethnicity	Christina Greene
GWS 340: Queer Locations	Humanities or Social Science	Sexuality	Jess Waggoner
GWS 344: Bi/Pan/Asexuality: Community and Representation	Humanities or Social Science	Sexuality	Cabell Gathman
GWS 350: Transnational Queer and Trans* Lit in the Americas	Humanities	Global or Sexuality	Emi Frerichs
GWS 361: Sex and Power in Greece and Rome	Humanities	Sexuality	Alex Dressler
GWS 374: Gender, Sexuality, and Disability (Honors)	Humanities	Disability and Embodiment or Sexuality	Sami Schalk
GWS 392: Women and Gender in Modern Europe	Social Science	n/a	Lou Roberts
GWS 415: Introduction to Contemporary Feminist Theatre and Criticism	Humanities	n/a	TBA
GWS 418: Gender, Sexuality, and the Media	Humanities	Sexuality	Darshana Mini
GWS 423: The Female Body in the World	Social Science	Global	Kate Phelps
GWS 425: Crime, Gender, and Justice	Social Science	n/a	Frankie Frank
GWS 435: The Politics of Gender and Women's Rights in the Middle East	Social Science	Global	Marwa Shalaby
GWS 443: Anthropology by Women	Social Science	Global	Maria Lepowsky
GWS 449 (Lec 001): Feminist Politics of Care	Theory	n/a	Chris Garlough
GWS 449 (Lec 002): Gender, Race, Colonization, Capitalism	Theory	n/a	Annie Menzel
GWS 450: Brazilian Women Writers	Humanities	Race and Ethnicity	Kathryn Sanchez
GWS 464: Asian American Women Writers	Humanities	Race and Ethnicity	Leslie Bow
GWS 523: Framing Fatness: Gender, Size, Constructing Health	Social Science	Disability and Embodiment or Sexuality	Kate Phelps
GWS 533 (Lec 001): Feminist Perspectives on Evolution	Bio/Health	n/a	Kelsey Lewis
GWS 533 (Lec 002): Gender, Race, and Botany	Bio/Health	Race and Ethnicity	Ruth Goldstein
GWS 535: Women's Global Health and Human Rights	Bio/Health	Global	Araceli Alonso
GWS 537: Childbirth in the U.S.	Bio/Health	n/a	Annie Menzel
GWS 546: Feminist Theories and Masculinities (Honors)	Theory	n/a	Keisha Lindsay
GWS 560: Gender and Education	Social Science	n/a	Caitlin Brecklin
GWS 625: Gender, Race, and the Civil Rights Movement	Humanities	Race and Ethnicity	Christina Greene
GWS 677: Critical and Theoretical Perspectives in Black Women's Writing	Humanities	Race and Ethnicity	Sandra Adell
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Seminars

Gen&WS 640: Capstone in Gender and Women’s Studies

Gen&WS 660: Internship in Gender and Women’s Studies

Sign up for Gen&WS 640

Gen&WS 640 is the capstone seminar for the GWS major. Enrolling in 640 requires advance authorization (a quick survey). Please complete the authorization form if you plan to take 640 in fall 2021.

Gen&WS 660

Offered in spring, Gen&WS 660: Internship in Gender and Women’s Studies pairs a community-based internship with a weekly seminar to support students’ learning and professional development. Learn more about the program and consider applying for spring 2022.

Waiting Lists

If a course is closed, you can add yourself to the course’s waiting list through your Student Center. This is the only way to access a seat in a course that is full. It is in your best interest to add yourself to the waiting list as soon as possible.

If you are offered a seat in a course, you will be notified with permission to enroll. Once you receive permission to enroll, you MUST enroll within 48 hours or you will lose your seat in the course.