Courses

Undergraduate Minor

ONE MANDATORY CORE COURSE REQUIRED

AN/SO/WS 1173
AN/SO 3323
 Introduction to Gender Studies
Contemporary Women

AT LEAST TWO ADDITIONAL CORE COURSES

COE 4743
EN 3513
HI 4273
PHI 4313

PS 3033
PSY 3203
SO 4403
 Gender Issues in Counseling
Women and Literature
Women in American History
Feminist Interpretation of Western Social and Political Philosophy
Gender and Politics
Psychology of Gender Differences
Sociology of Gender

TWO ELECTIVES

HS 3303
HS 4313
HI 4283
PSY 4983
SO 1203
AN/SO 2203
SW 2303
SW 2313
 Consumer Economics in Counseling
Family Resource Management
History of Southern Women
Psychology of Aging
Marriage and Family
Cultural and Racial Minorities
Social Welfare Policy
Introduction Social Work and Social Welfare

ALTERNATIVE ELECTIVES

HI 4293
SO 4203
EDF 3333
HS3573
HS 4403
HS4513
 History of Gender and Science
Family in the United States
Social Foundations of Education
Historic Costume
Introduction to Gerontology
Social-Psychological Aspects of Clothing
                           3 hours of Directed Individual Study

Graduate Certificate Requirements

In order to earn a certificate a student must have at least 12 credit hours distributed as follows:
  1. Students must complete at least four courses, only one of which may be from the directed individual studies category.
  2. Courses must be chosen from at least two disciplines.
  3. Courses must be chosen from the following list of courses offered by the faculty of the Gender Studies program:

Graduate Courses

COE 6743
EN 8593
HS 6313
HS 6403
HS 6513
HI 6273
HI 6283
HI 6293
PSY 6983
SO 6203
SO 6403
SO 8503
 Gender Issues in Counseling
Arab Women Writers
Family Resource Management
Introduction to Gerontology
Social-Psychological Aspects of Clothing
Women in American History
History of Southern Women
History of Gender and Science
Psychology of Aging
The Family in the United States
Sociology of Gender
Seminar in Marriage and Family

DIRECTED INDIVIDUAL STUDIES

AN 7000
HI 7000
HI 8273
HI 8283
HI 8293
PS 7000
PS 8533
PS 8543
PSY 7000
 Anthropology and Gender
Gender and History
Readings in Women in American History
Readings in Women in Southern History
Readings in the History of American Family
Gender and American Politics
Readings in National Government and Politics
Readings in Comparative Government and Politics
Psychology of Gender
                           Thesis/Dissertation research

 

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