WOST 201G. Introduction to Women’s Studies
An introduction to Western feminist thought and the study of women’s roles and status in society. This course also evaluates present knowledge about women, questions stereotypes, and reinforces the value and content of women’s everyday lives. (Three credits.)

WOST 320. Independent Study
Independent study in an area of women’s studies directed by a member of the faculty. Prerequisites: WOST 201 and approval of the instructor and the Women’s Studies coordinator. (One to three credits.)

WOST 401. Women, Justice and Equality
The capstone seminar in which participants will read and discuss historical texts that have had a profound effect on the feminist struggle for equality and justice. In addition, participants will engage in individual research, chosen in consultation with the instructor, in which the research topics will provide the basis for additional readings in common. Prerequisite: WOST 201 and two additional WOST courses.

ANTH 250. Anthropology of Childhood

ANTH 362. Gender in Cross Cultural Perspective

ARTD 306. Women, Art, and Feminism

CATA 231. Interpersonal Communication (when appropriate)

CLAS 210. Ancient Literature (when appropriate)

CLAS 240. Ancient Society (when appropriate)

ENGL 260. Literature of Feminism

ENGL 343. 20th-Century British Literature (when appropriate)

ENGL 348. English Novel (when appropriate)

ENGL 350 Special Topics in Literature (when appropriate)

HIST 330. Biography and U. S. History (when appropriate)

HIST 370. Women in U. S. History

ISSI 426. Feminist Approaches to Literature and Society

PHIL 225. Philosophy and Feminism

RELG 220. Women and Religion

SOCI 343. Sociology of Development

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