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WGST 211/ANTH 206/ Anthropology of Gender

Professor: Arango-Vargas

A study of gender across cultures and of the key perspectives produced by anthropologists to analyze it. The course explores how gender is produced, lived, contested, and intertwined with other social categories through ethnographic research of the everyday, livelihoods, labor, kinship, and ritual.

WGST 101 – Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies

An interdisciplinary course designed to lay the groundwork for the women’s and gender studies major and minor. Also appropriate as…

Gender and Communication -ENGH 242

This course explores the relationship between gender and communication, including gendered communication behaviors in single and mixed gender groups in…

HIST 370 – History of Sexuality

This research seminar explores some of the major themes and milestones in the modern history of sexuality in the United…

Applied Performance: Sexual Consent – THEA 385

Prof. Marissa Metelica

Exposes students to the field of Applied Theatre and Dance. Coursework includes the creation and implementation of workshops for the…

WGST 201/ PSCI 241/ Global Feminisms

Prof. Arango-Vargas

This course examines women’s movements internationally and globally. It explores the variations in constructions of sex, gender and gender difference…

WGST 310/ Contemporary Feminist Theory and Methodology

Prof. Kolmar

An interdisciplinary course focused on contemporary feminist theory. The objectives of the course are: first, to explore the broad range…

WGST 211K1/ Spirituality, Gender and the Media

Prof. Pechilis

The course examines the intersections of gender analysis, alternative spirituality movements and mass media in late Western modernity (1960s-present), focusing…