Women's Studies minors must take Introduction to Women's Studies, Women of Color in the United States, The History of Feminist Thought and Action, and either Advanced Topics in Women's Studies or Senior Seminar and Practicum. Minors must also complete nine hours of coursework chosen from an approved, multidisciplinary list. The Women's Studies Program offers an extensive array of core and cross-listed courses. This diverse and challenging curriculum provides a rich array of learning experiences that enhance professional and personal life. Special Features Women's Studies offers students a dynamic and flexible interdisciplinary major.
Faculty are knowledgeable, dedicated and committed to active learning.
Class sizes are small and encourage extensive student and faculty involvement. The faculty commit a great deal of time to work with students and extend their educational opportunities, getting to know and appreciate them. Women's Studies majors are required to participate in an internship tailored to their professional or personal goals. This allows students to gain valuable work experience and apply the methods and conceptual tools they've acquired. The undergraduate coordinator works with students to identify an internship site and supervisor, and establish a work schedule.