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Women's Studies Concentration
| | Women's Studies is open to students in all undergraduate majors at the University. It is an attractive academic supplement to the programs of students planning careers in government, law, business, human services, education, and ministry - to name but a few. It is also an attractive course of study for students interested in examining the experiences of women and the ways in which gender-related issues affect the lives of women and men as well as society and culture.
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to complement your major. |
| | |  | | Women's Studies: - Is the largest interdisciplinary academic program offered at the University.
- Analyzes the way gender roles and images, and assumptions about gender, are reflected in art, business, literature, law, philosophy, public policy, religion, language, history and the sciences.
- Promotes critical thinking, intellectual growth, and self-awareness.
- Provides a unique and supportive learning community that allows for exchange between faculty, students, and community leaders both inside and outside the classroom.
- Offers the opportunity for participation in study abroad and internship programs.
- Combines the strength of a solid liberal arts education with marketable hands-on knowledge about gender issues and leadership skills.
"Overall, the Women's Studies concentration prompted me to strive for the highest standard of excellence in my education and in my life - with confidence."
- Mary Ann Pasquarello, B.S. Finance 1998
"The Women's Studies concentration made me want to be more involved in social and political issues."
- Jean Cody, B.A. English 1997
"The program raised consciousness, and made me more sensitive and tolerant. I am able to identify with so many more types of people and situations."
- Katherine Schwab, B.A. History 1996 |
| | |  | | | Name | Deptartment | Phone | Office | E-Mail | | Casey Ellen M | English | x7246 | McD 204 |  | | DeRitter Jones | English | x6148 | McD 211 | | | Dunn,
Josephine | History | x4016 | STT
210b | | | Farrell Marian L | Nursing | x4117 | MGH 307 | | | Foley Mary Anne | T/RS | x4194 | STT 372 | | | Hanks Joyce M | Foreign Languages | x4165 | O 319 | | | Harris Jean W | Political Science | x7431 | O 412 | | | Kelly Jan W | Communication | x7745 | STT 456 | | | Ledford-Miller Linda | Foreign Languages | x6160 | O 317 | | | Meager,
Sharon | Philosophy | x4075 | STT
557 | | | Miller-Lanning Darlene A | History | x4214 | STT 208b | | | Penyak Lee | History | x4369 | STT 273 | | | Picchietti Virginia A | Foreign Languages | x4096 | O 320 | | | Poulson Susan L | History | x7704 | STT 267 | | | Randol Elizabeth F | Women's Center | x6194 | Fitch Hall | | | Toloczko Ann Marie | Couns. & Hum. Serv. | x6172 | MGH 437 | | | Whittaker Stephen E | English | x7795 | McD 212 | | | Wolfer Loreen | Sociology/CJ | x7450 | O 424 | | | Zanzana El-Habib KH | Foreign Languages | x7759 | O 318 | |
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