WS

1003 - Introduction to Women's Studies - 3 credit hours
An interdisciplinary approach to study the origins, perspectives, subject matter and methods of the discipline of Women's Studies. Particular attention will be paid to the multiplicity of women's identities and experiences. The course will explore issues such as representation, media, sexuality, race, education, work, family, victimization, and difference. The course will also introduce the student to the concept of gender as a cultural phenomenon and how these concepts influence the experiences of men and women in both historical and modern times.

2103 - Women in Global Prospective - 3 credit hours
Women in the Global Perspective, explores the experiences of women around the world and how women's movements across the globe practice the desire for equality.

3803 - Special topics - 3 credit hours
This course covers examines the depth and diversity of Women's Studies that may fall outside the range of listed courses. Special Topics will be offered on an irregular basis, and topics will vary according to instructor. Prerequisite: WS 1003.