WS200 or 210 or consent of instructor. Course examines women's roles and concerns in socio-economic and political development processes. WS200 or 210 or consent of instructor. Course examines historical and contemporary issues surrounding the diversity of women living in the U.S. Gender, race, socio-economic class and sexuality are presented as central theoretical concepts and as conditions of experience that affect all women and men, as well as being primary categories of social relations for us all. WS200 or 210 or consent of instructor.
Course examines the impact of gender on categories of moral virtue and ethical agency.
Intensive study of selected themes or figures in Women's Studies. Topics will change from semester to semester. All Students must also complete a 12-15 unit concentration from the list below, or may design a concentration in consultation with the Chair of Women's Studies.