COMM 167 Race and Gender Issues in Mass Media - A. Garner - MW 1:00-2:15
CRLS 167 Women, Crime, and Criminal Justice - M. Farkas - MW 3:50-5:05
Women as offenders, women as victims, and women as workers in the justice system.
HEAL 122 Women’s Health - M 5:45-8:25
A self-care approach to health maintenance, the physical and psychosocial changes during the life cycle and the health care system as these pertain to women in our society.
POSC 119 Politics of Race, Ethnicity, and Gender - J. Boles - MWF 1:00-1:50
The role of women and racial/ethnic groups in shaping American politics through social movements, elections, political parties, and public office.
PSYC 157 Psychology of Marriage and Family - J. Grych - TuTh 12:35-1:50
The course has three primary goals. The first is to give students in-depth exposure to systems theory and contemporary psychological research on the family. The second is to increase students' understanding of research methods used to study the family. Finally, by focusing not just on what we know but how we come to know it, the course is designed to enhance students' ability to think critically about psychological issues.
PSYC 165 Human Sexuality - E. De St. Aubin - MWF 10:00-10:50
The scientific study of human sexuality from both a biological and behavioral perspective. Topics include: male and female anatomy and sexual functioning, conception, pregnancy, childbirth, sexual variations and sexually transmitted diseases.
PSYC 166 Psychology of Gender Roles - M. Siderits - TuTh 12:35-1:50
SOCI 021 The Family, Section 1001 - R. Coles - MWF 10-10:50
The Family, Section 1002 - M. Williams - TuTh 11-12:15
Will examine the structure and function of family types including analysis of marital and parent-child relationships, the relation of the family to other institutions and changing patterns of relationships and structure in the family.
SOCI 138 Race, Gender and Medicine - MW 3:50-5:05
SOCI 166 Race and Family - R. Coles - MW 2:25-3:50
An examination of "the American family" and how our perceptions of that "model" influence our understanding of minority families
CRLS 198 Special Topics in Criminology and Law: Senior Experience: Domestic Violence, section 1002
Students should enroll in CRSL 896 section 1001 or 1002 if taking for Senior Experience.
CRLS 896 Special Topics in Criminology and Law: Senior Experience: Domestic Violence, sections 1001 & 1002
ENGL 186 Studies in Women and Literature: Gender and Power in Renaissance Literature - A. Zurcher - TuTh 12:35-1:50
HIST 197 Undergraduate Colloquium in History: America in the 1950’s, section 1001 - S. Avella - Th 2:00-4:00
JAPA 148 Japanese Literature in English Translation: Love, Gender and IdentitY, section 1001 - S. Krainz - MW 2:25-3:40
SPAN 198 Topics in Language/Literature: Gender and Identity in Modern Culture & Literature, 1681-1898, section 1001 - S. Dale - MWF 12-12:50
