

Faculty: Rebecca Hogan, Karen Kirst-Ashman, Mary Emery, Geneva Moore, Andrea Musher, Andrea Nye, Star Olderman (Chairperson), Joan Schwarz, Patricia Searles, Sharon Tiffany, Janet Wright, Devoney Looser.
Women's Studies is an interdisciplinary area that explores new knowledge about women--their experiences, roles, achievements--and investigates issues related to their lives. Assessing past and current theories and research about women, Women's Studies also contributes theoretical and practical knowledge for both female and male students. It provides a valuable interdisciplinary perspective on the major academic disciplines as well. The Women's Studies Major is a valuable asset in many areas of employment (e.g., business, industry, teaching, law, health, social work, communications, counseling and research). The Women's Studies Minor and a 15-credit certificate in Woman's Studies have been approved for students in all curricula. The Women's Studies minor or certificate is useful in many areas of employment (e.g., business, industry, teaching, social work, law, health, communications, research and counseling).
Women's Studies courses (prefix 890) are required of majors and minors, but are open to students in all curricula, some as general studies courses, some as general electives. New courses with a focus on women are being developed, and existing courses are being offered on a rotating basis. Students should obtain the most recent lists from the Women's Studies Chairperson.
WRITING PROFICIENCY - 3 UNITS
1. WOMENST 489
AN APPROVED MINOR IS REQUIRED FOR THIS MAJOR
WOMEN'S STUDIES
MINOR - 21 UNITS
Certificate requirements: 15 credits in courses approved for the Women's Studies Minor; at least six of these credits must be in courses with the 890 prefix.
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