The Old Dominion University Women's Studies Program, the oldest in Virginia, was established in 1977. This dynamic interdisciplinary program offers degrees and courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. It sponsors a diverse range of events on campus in collaboration with other programs and local community organizations, including a regional conference, and a student essay contest. Through its community support group Friends of Women's Studies, the Program offers scholarships for Women's Studies students. The Program offers Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees, as well as a minor in Women's Studies .
Courses are open to all students.
Full-time Women's Studies faculty and associated faculty from other disciplines are affiliated with the program. Other web sites of interest in the field of Women's Studies. Old Dominion University Home Page . Throughout the year the Program organizes lectures, workshops, and other events. Students may apply for the Carolyn Rhodes Scholarships or for the Nancy Topping Bazin Scholarship.