Women's St. 100. Women' s Issues. This course uses small group discussion and development of supportive group norms to enable students to explore selected topics in women s studies as they apply to their own lives and to contemporary social issues. The course work includes large and small group activities, theoretical presentations, regularly assigned readings, and written assignments. There is strong emphasis on developing analytic tools taking a critical stance with respect to one s experience, to social issues, and to the assigned readings.
Small groups meet in different campus locations.
Attendance is mandatory at first meeting of class to hold your place. No Data Given. Perspectives in Women's Health. In this course we will examine women s health issues, across the lifespan, from feminist and sociocultural perspectives. It will explore the social construction of women s sexuality, reproductive options, health care alternatives, and risks for physical and mental illness.