The course will examine the church's changing views over time, explore the factors that contributed to the church's changing perspectives, and explain the interaction between women and men in the history of the church from the beginning of the church to the present time. Barbara J. MacHaffie, ed. The emphasis should be on analysis, not summation. No late papers will be accepted.
Students have a choice of doing a group project or writing a paper.
The paper must have a clear thesis, show graduate-level research in both primary and secondary sources, contain footnotes and a bibliography of works cited. Turabian form must be followed or the paper will be penalized a full letter grade. A 2-page proposal for the paper is due on October 30. The final draft of the paper is due on Dec. 4. No late papers will be accepted.