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Undergraduate Minor

The Women's Studies Minor consists of a total of 18 approved semester credits. At least three credits must be taken in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences and three credits in the College of Human Development and Education.

Students interested in a minor in women's studies are encouraged to develop their plan of study for the minor with their advisor. They should fill out a "Minor Approval Form" which may be obtained from the Registrar's Office. A copy of this form should be sent or taken to the Director of Women's Studies for her signature.

Please review the credit requirements for required, core, and elective courses below.
Required Courses: 3 credits

Dept. Course Course Name Credits
WS 110 Introduction of Women's Studies 3

Core Courses: 9 credits

Dept. Course Course Name Credits
AFDH 382 Women in Management 3
CDFS 242 Marriage and the Family 3
CDFS 468 Families and Work 3
COMM 412 Gender and Communication 3
ENGL 330 British & American Women Writers 3
ENGL 331 Comtemporary Women Writers 3
HIST 260 Women in America 3
POLS 350 Gender Issues and the Law 3
POLS 351 Women in Politics 3
PSYC 250 Developmental Psychology 3
SOC 412 Sociology of Sex Roles (Prereq: SOC 110) 3
SOC 413 Sociology of Work 3
SOC 424 Feminist Theory and Discourse 3

Elective Courses: 6 credits

Dept. Course Course Name Credits
ART 453 Topics in Art History: Women in Art 3
CDFS 230 Life Span Development 3
CDFS 353 Children, Family and Public Policy 3
CDFS 462 Family Crisis 3
CDFS 475 Children and Families Across Cultures 3
ENGL 335 Multicultural Writers 3
HIST 259 Women and European History 1400-1800 3
HIST 265 Families in America 3
PSYC 210 Human Sexuality 3
PSYC 250 Developmental Psychology 3
SOC 202 Minorities and Race Relations 3
SOC 417 Sociology of the Family 3
SOC 439 Social Change 3
WS 491 Women's Week of Awareness 1
WS 494 Women's Week of Awareness 1

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