Addresses a variety of Women s Studies issues in an interdisciplinary format, generally focusing women s lives and experiences as illuminated by the social sciences and humanities. This course will address a variety of issues or topics pertinent to Women s Studies, as needed. Topics or issues selected will be determined by research areas or interests of the faculty member or disciplines. Attention to the social, political, ethical, and professional problems faced by women in organizations and to the stresses placed on traditional organizational cultures by demands for gender-equal policies. Special emphasis on analyses and strategies aimed at successful critique, problem-solving and professional achievement within such institutions.
Topics vary by semester.
Each student will complete and present a major research project which demonstrates an understanding of the interdisciplinary nature of women s issues. Permission of instructor. The following Newsletters are available only in PDF format and thus require Adobe Acrobat Reader or an equivalent plug-in. You may download this for free at the Adobe Website if necessary. Celebrating Women 2001 .