In addition, the Program is in the process of shepherding the Women's Studies Major proposal through university and state committees. We hope to have the major available for students by 2002. The Program emphasizes high quality undergraduate teaching, advising, scholarship, and service to the community and university. The Program is located within the Department of Criminal Justice, Social Work, Sociology and Women's Studies. The rest of the more than 30 faculty have tenure homes in other department and teach Women's Studies courses and courses cross-listed with the Women's Studies Program.
Courses are three hour and mostly upper division.
This faculty member will be responsible for teaching all levels of undergraduate Physics, with a demonstrated engagement in contemporary gender scholarship, and a particular commitment to feminist contributions to science. Preference will be given to an applicant with experimental experience. The applicant will be expected to teach both Physics and Women's Studies courses. The Physics program is rebuilding, offering an opportunity for the selected individual to contribute to this process by attracting more non-traditional science students. All materials must be received by the Department for the applicant to be considered.