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Explores experiences, needs, and goals of BPA people, including outcome disparities, coalition building, media representation, and multiple marginalization within BPA communities.
Weekly quizzes were described as difficult because they covered material absent from lecture slides, while take-home exams were extremely long and harshly graded.
Explores the intersection of gender, crime, and justice from a cross-cultural perspective, examining women's experiences in the criminal justice system and theoretical implications.
Students described the class as extremely hard, with tough grading and difficult tests. One student noted that assignment descriptions often arrived only 3-5 days before due dates.
Special Topics in Gender and Health examines specific topics exploring health issues in social, economic, and cultural contexts, including public health, policy, and intersections with identity.
Gender and Communication explores how gender influences interpersonal, professional, and social lives through theories of identity, language, and nonverbal behavior.
Examines legal and social implications of laws governing sexual behavior, reproduction, media, and privacy, focusing on US systems and global institutions.
Women and Gender in the Classical World explores constructions of gender and sexuality in the classical world through art, literature, and archaeology.
Introductory course on critical global health studies linking historical trends to current inequalities, examining disaster relief and interventions through a gendered and intersectional lens.
Gender, Women, Bodies, and Health examines physiological and social processes relating to gender and health across the lifespan for cisgender, transgender, and non-binary individuals.
Humanities-oriented analysis of cultural representations of women and men in contexts of race, class, gender, and sexuality, engaging literature, mass media, and popular culture.
Explores global women's health through a human rights lens, examining health issues across the life cycle and the socio-cultural and economic factors affecting access to quality basic health care.
Global, interdisciplinary social science analysis of gender, race, class, and sexuality in relation to social institutions and movements for social change.
Gender and Education examines how schools reproduce gender identities using critical and feminist perspectives to analyze intersections with race, class, and sexuality.
Special Topics in Feminist Theory investigates specific theorists, themes, problems, or eras in feminist social and cultural theory, with topics varying by semester.
Women in Ethnic American Literature examines American literature by and about women from ethnic groups, focusing on key themes and the contemporary relevance of these works.
Queer Bodies examines the intersection of LGBTQ identities and dis/ability through race, class, and location using critical theory and personal narratives to analyze the politics of bodily experience.